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i had a chance to sit down with howard lutnick to discuss trump's economic policies. 's the co-chair of the trump transition where he's building a potential second trump administration. he has the opportunity to meet with wall street executives and business leaders across the board. while they may not publicly offer support for the former president, privately they're signaling a strong desire to get trump back into the white house. listen. what do you say to business leaders and to wall street and to anybody that would be hesitant for a second trump term? >> i run trump vance transition. so i have the amazing opportunity to talk to everybody about the new government and what we're going to do and you will be -- you wouldn't be surprised. it is unbelievable the reception we receive because lots of leaders on wall street they don't want to go out there and speak about it because correctly they have clients on both sides. that makes perfect sense. but privately, they say we've got to elect donald trump president. we've got to put his policies in place. we need pro-growth

this is howard lutnick.e ceo of cantor fitzgerald gerald, but he's the person on the trump transition team who is basically spearheading everything when it comes to personnel wolf. so he's lining up potential candidates for big jobs, senior roles inside the west wing, but also cabinet positions. and so listening to him talk there about how easily persuaded he was by rfk's views on vaccines in that embracing them, even though obviously, as i noted to him in that interview, what he was saying is just simply not true and vaccines are safe and proven to be effective and rigorously tested. before they're approved for people to actually get them. it just shows wolf how that two-and-a-half-hour meeting that he had with him, how how he persuade howard lutnick to see his side of things and i think what it says is that when you're looking at what a second trump term is going to be, trump has been spelling it out for us. just how much influence will like an rfk jr. could have. now, lutnick denied to me that he is going

that was howard lutnick feeding him the line and elon took off with it.-e, that's the new word. it's the doge palace in venice if my memory serves me and i visited there once or twice upon a time. department of government efficiency. joining us is john carney, economic senator and bright bart news and bright bart business digest and former president of the world bank and former secretary of the treasury. welcome. one thing that annoys me is that elon musk is -- i've talked to howard lutnick about it and he and elon talk constantly back and forth about it. they're going to go for it. one way or another and whoever has whatever job in the trump administration. the thing is you have a front story, a lead story in wall street journal today. once again this time nick timeraos that's a fed watcher and knows nothing about policy. never once does any of the prostates that i talk about cutting spending and selling assets we've wanted to do for many years and uncle sam owns far too many assets and how that'll have along with tax cuts and deregulation and energy and

larry: elon musk pretty darn amazing that was howard lutnick meeting him the line and elon tuck off withe is the new word. now like -- i guess like doge palace in venice. i believe i visited there once or twice. but it means department of government efficiency, joining us john carney, economic editor of breitbart news and david malpass, former president of world bank. welcome to the show. one thing that annoys me. elon musk is -- i have talked with howard lutnick about it, they talk back and forth about it, they will go for it you have front. story. lead story in "wall street journal," today, once again. this time a fed watcher. does not know anything about fiscal policy, trump is in inflation we candidate, never once, to they talk about elon musk cutting spending, by the way selling assets something we have wanted to do for many years, uncle sam owns too many, how it would have along with tax cuts and deregulation, and energy. never okay tim rice, writes -- i don't know how many words 3 thousand words never, never mentioned, not just from garden rally, musk has been saying it for many w

he's got howard lutnick if, elon musk, all these great focus advising him on how to take cost out oft. president trump understands we have a balance sheet. it's not just our debt, it's our assets, and america has got some of the greatest resources in the world. stuart: governor, trump also unveiled a new tax break for caregivers. here it is. >> i just announced that the i will support a tax credit, full tax credit, for family caregivers who take care of a parent or a loved one. they deserve it. [cheers and applause] and they add so much to our country. nobody speaks about 'em, but they do. it's a big factor, and a lot of people ask me about that, and i think it's fair because we have so many different ways to make money. we have so many ways s. and we're going to bring elon n. stuart: a full tax credit for caregivers. how would that work, and he actually do it? >> well, i think he can, and if he's going to have the support of the senate and the house, he can. this is a great idea. it's a huge pain point for americans. very few people talk about the rising cost of nursing care and nur

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cantor fitzgerald, ceo and trump transition co-chair howard lutnick is here. all right, howard, if trump wins, i'm going to have to go to thanksgiving, and i'm going to have to hear from liberal family members the tariffs. the tariffs are a tax hike. they're going to kill us. what do i say to them? okay. the united states of america started with tariffs and we were the richest country in the world. and we didn't have an income tax richest country in the world. we didn't have an income tax. then world war one comes and we're trying to figure out how do we just destroyed the rest of the world, how do we rebuild them so they make a genius move. we drop the tariffs so other countries can come and sell in here. and we tax americans. and that is the big turn right then and there. so we let the rest of the world rebuild. then world war two comes. so what do we do? the marshall plan that helps germany rebuild. we don't. we let japan put huge tariffs on us and we put no tariffs on them. why they use the power of the american economy to rebuild japan. then we have the ko

trump's transition co-chairman howard lutnick visited cnn's kaitlan collins, and said that anti-vaxxer robert f. kennedy a trump supporter, would actually not be in charge of running the department of health and human services even after trump said rfk jr. could quote, go wild when it comes to his health agenda. but lutnick is apparently unfamiliar with the quackery rfk jr. has been pushing for 20 years about vaccines hotly disputed by all credible medical and health officials lutnick said that he sat down with rfk jr. for two-and-a-half hours and i suppose because lutnick does not apparently know anything about this issue, he left hoodwinked so i spent two-and-a-half hours this week with bobby kennedy, jr. and it was the most extraordinary thing because let's face it, we've all heard on the news, all sorts of sort of snarky comments about him. >> and i said, so tell me how is it going to go. and he said, why don't you just listen to me, explain things? >> i've been listening to rfk jr. explain things for 21 years, and it's just utter nonsense and it's false and it's full of lies and l

co-chair of the trump-vance transition team and the ceo of the investment firm, cantor fitzgerald, howard lutnick it's great to have you here. i imagined you are quite busy as of this moment because you're basically planning for you don't know what's going to happen in this moment. there's a technical process here where you're meeting with the other teams in these it's federal transition planners. you're assigned memorandums of understanding these kinds of ethics agreements that unlock access to national security secrets are millions of dollars. the trump team has not yet done so. why not? >> well, the lawyers are sort of working on the details because the biden administration has sort of thrown in a couple of little citing extra words and paragraphs into it that the lawyers hadn't expected, but they're working through it and i'm sure i'm sure they'll sorted out. so that's just way below way below the things that are important. and we'll sort that out, but we don't need the money. obviously, it's not the money issues, so we can save the taxpayer some money. we're able to raised plenty of money on

howard lutnick wants to join you, they call doge, department of government efficiency, now is time, i> absolutely, for first time in american history we have supreme court precedent at our back. in this case american citizens, but i say deport them in to private sector from bureaucracy. that is where we need them. you hear msnbcs of world they talk about protect our democracy. when do they mine, they mean protect our bureaucracy, that bureaucracy is really the one that is actual threat to dim crease. democracy people we elect to run government they don't make the rules, they are unelected bureaucrats that write unconstitutional regulations, i am optimistic for second trump term, not just donald trump is ready and tim team of people, but more importantly, of all, the supreme court has given us the legal backdrop to do it, saying if it was an important regulation, a major question it should have gone through congress rather than agencies, overturning che chevron deference, a once in century opportunity it is up to us to step up seize it the mandate that people give up on november 5. lar

he is also got elon musk, and howard lutnick and others, a whole team, that will cut and shrink the governmentgo after the mess in washington. why don't people like at that? you tell me. kamala harris does she have ever one spending cut, anything? that she would do to stop the you know massive budget deficit spending, one thing? jusjust one, wall street economist say that trump is the inflationary guy. >> the same folks say that first trump administration was going to cause run away inflation and spark a trade war and a probal recession, they did not come to pass they also said that run away spendings of biden-harris was not causing inflation it gave uses worse, they have been wrong time after time, to point you made about numbers are what they are. i think kevin's point is great, not so much that stay are trying to fudge numbers but a lot to do with government action making the numbers look better than they actually are, last "jobs" report, a great example, household hur survey 700 thousand more people in a single month joining government employment. instead of unemployment rising it fell to

hogan comedian, business leaders, the cardone we talked with steve witkoff of course elon musk howard lutnickut, outside of madison square garden for two days, lee these are serious loyal viewers, and supporters of president trump. will it mean something in 8 days? >> yeah, absolutely if arena five times larger president trump would have filled it up, and a lot of these people coming to this event are coming in from battleground house districts, and they are motivated now that to make the most of these final days to ensure that president trump is successful but has a republican house a republican senate to work with, president trump received some criticism for being in new york, but the reality is all across america, people were tuning in to his message. and flipping through channels it wasn't just fox covering this rally. a lot of earned media including other places where they have been trying to define president trump, on that media outlets terms as opposed to allowing president trump to speak for himself, when you play president trump's speech, allow the president to get his message out di

. >> that was john paulson howard lutnick, reaction? look.better than most country's gdp i think carry a big stick in this discussion i think ultimately goal, should not be to have everyone have higher tariffs, but to really negotiate for everyone' lower trade barriers i think we can do that. and i totally agree. maria: so jake let me get your take on macrostory a big economic week, with data on deck the september jolts report out this morning 10 a.m. eastern, economists expecting 8 million job openings vaping end of last month the october adp number first read of third quarter gdp tomorrow, september pce on thursday the october jobs' report on friday. not to mention, a huge week of earnings from big tech, al by the tonight meta, as well as microsoft, as well as amazon, apple rounding out the rest of the week your authorities on macrostory earnings right now. >> look. i think the numbers are going to be messy on friday, nonfarm payroll a host hair from hurricanes strikes, so, you know i think about dismissed even if it comes in on a very weak

there's a real horse race going on between john paulson, potentially scott bess end, howard lutnick. money. one candidate wants to raise taxes, the other wants to cut taxes. we're going to the talk about 2024, this election, and what it means for your wallet with john paulson. a big show coming up. rachel: yeah. one wants price controls, the maduro plan. [laughter] all right -- maria: rac health care, i've said this over and over again, it's so disingenuous to say inflation happened because of corporate greed, okay? if you believe that, then what do you have to say about the corporate agreed before kamala harris was in charge, okay? if what about all of the companies -- these margins are so small for these food companies, it's a very hard argument to make that they're price gouging and that's to how we got 40-year-high inflation. no mention of the $7 trillion in spending that kamala oversaw mt. last four years. rachel: no question about that. maria bartiromo, catch "sunday morning futures" right after this. thanks, maria. maria: see you soon. rachel: you got it. let's check in with m

elon musk was there along with howard lutnick. we saw speeches from dr.hil, hulk hogan, vice presidential nominee jd vance, dana white, robert f. kennedy junior, tule , tulsigabbard, and former firsy made a surprise appearance to introduce her husband and talk about his vision for america's future. >> one of america's most fearless leaders, whose mark changed the course of the world. new york city and america needs their magic back. [cheers and applause] >> a country of tomorrow that will shape our future and reset expectations for the generations. let us charge together with a shared vision that builds on american greatness. let's seize this moment and create a country for tomorrow, the future that we deserve. >> reporter: so this historic rally came just days after trump appeared on joe rogan's podcast for more than 30 million subscribers, sending a warning to voters. listen. >> they respected me. they respected our country. they don't respect our country. they don't respect biden. they don't respect her. they're dreaming about her because she's incompe

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laura: on cnn last night, howard lutnick, tapped as co-chair of trump's transition team, was asked whethernot rfk jr. fits into a potential trump administration. that prompted him to go on a baseless anti-vaccine rant. >> why do you think vaccines are safe? there is no product liability anymore. >> kids get them and they're fine. >> why do you think they're fine? we know so many more people with autism than had it when we were young, come on. laura: tonight, both candidates head to battleground nevada as voters there file into the polls. for the pbs "news hour," i'm laura barron lopez. ♪ amna: just days before election day, the u.s. supreme court has ruled the state of virginia will be able to continue to purge people from the state's voter rolls. the state has argued it is part of an effort to remove noncitizens from the rolls, but voting rights advocates have found several u.s. citizens were also removed from the rolls. npr's jude joffe-block has spoken with some of those voters, and joins me now. welcome and thanks for joining us. the state of virginia has removed some 1600 people from

you've got elon musk, you've got tulsi gabbard, you've got rfk, you've got ceos, john paulson, howard lutnickident trump can say yes, we're going to make america great, we're going to do this, we're going to do that and here are the people who will help me do it. it's not about me, me, me, it's here are the people who are -- that's a big deal. >> i think you're right. maria: brian kilmeade made the point. i agree with him. a severe multi-day storm threat is expected through the central plains through halloween bringing damaging wind, hail and severe thunderstorms for 3 of million people. but there's good weather to talk about. craig herrera now with an update. >> i love the sunny side of you. we've got so much in the way of warm weather across the eastern seaboard, temperatures well above average. we saw 133 daily record highs fall yesterday. all of that warm weather ahead of it is sparking severe weather. on the backside, cold air comes through. we'll see snow in minnesota tomorrow morning. today, we'll have the chance for some tornadoes, that does include portions of eastern kansas. kansas

maria: we spoke with howard lutnick about a lot of this and certainly president trump told me he wantslon musk the position of secretary of cost cutting. are you going to work with elon musk to cut out fat of this government? >> yes. and i can't wait for that. the department of government efficiency, dog they call it, it was howard's idea and elon is excited about it. i don't know how elon musk has time to do anything else. he's one of the most efficient people on the p play net. i think we can cut costs, the size and scope of the economy. we have a once in a lifetime opportunity to do that. the supreme court overturning the chevron doctrine and all that means, congress has an opportunity, a once in a lifetime opportunity to claw back article 1 authority and i think president trump is very serious about scaling down the regulatory state. i think that's going to allow the economy to take off again, a pro-growth economy. we've done it before. this is not theoretical. we did it in the first trump administration. we'll do it again. i think we'll do it bigger. maria: you've got a bigger iss

and the neat thing is, listen, as you know, elon musk wants to join you in this, howard lutnick, from, what they call doge, the department of government efficiency. now's the time, and i think you've got the group around mr. trump to get this done. >> absolutely. for the first time in american history, we also have supreme court precedent at our back. in this case, they are american citizens, larry, but i would say deport them into the private sector from the bureaucracy. that's what we need. and you know the msnbcs of the world whenever they talk about protect our democracy, what do they actually mean? they mean protect our bureaucracy, and that bureaucracy is really the actual threat to democracy. because the people who we elect to run the government, they're not making most of the rules. they're the the unelected democrats bureaucrats who are writing these regulations. and the reason i'm really optimistic for the second term is not just because of donald trump and the team of people -- i hope to be an important part of that to drive change in this country -- but more importantly of

here's cantor fitzgerald, ceo howard lutnick to explain. tariffs are an amazing tool by the president to use it as a bargaining chip. we can't sell a ford or gm in europe. you go to europe, you can't sell a ford to gm. why? there's 100% tariffs. how about in japan 100% tariffs. so do you think if we said we're going to tariff you the way you tariff us, do you think they're going to allow mercedes and all these japanese companies and porsches and bmws to all of a sudden have 100% tariffs in america of course not. they're going to come in and negotiate and their tariffs are going to come down. o'leary ventures chairman and shark tank investor kevin o'leary now, kevin, are you a tariff man? i am actually, in the case of china, i don't like tariffs generally, but china, we're in an economic war with 100%. that's the case. they don't play by a level playing field. i do business there. so this is not an academic study i'm talking about. i've been screwed by the chinese now for 20 years. i'm just one investor, one player there. they don't allow yo

>>> now he's here let's welcome chairman and ceo of canner fitzgerald, howard lutnick. do there but also bgc group, executive chairman. but today he's here because he's co-chair of the trump/vance to 25 transition team you're not jumping the gun or anything but i assume you're going to be -- obviously you're a surrogate of the trump campaign. so we're going to hear what from you about the state of the race right now, howard. >> well, the race is obviously really tight and the key is just talk policy. i would love to talk about his policies love to talk about protecting the american worker. i think you're going to see the american workers, the union rank and file vote for donald trump which is a complete change from our theoretical idea that the unions are always democrats because donald trump is actually protecting the american workers. and i would love to talk about it. >> before we do, can i just clear some stuff from the last time you were here this was a little over a month ago. last time you were here you said trump when he talks about tariffs is using this as a ne

>> i think you alluded to it, almost sounded like it was going to go where howard lutnick went, you gotappointed to the obama administration and they -- you don't want to call it the deep state, but there are people that say, deep state. >> you can call it deep state. if you want to call something a deep state, what that is to me is people who don't like receiving orders from the politically elected people there are a lot of people in the bureaucracy in d.c., in the generals who are offended by the fact that the politically appointed people want to be in charge and try to build a work around them. there were people that did that with trump and he wouldn't have it he had his own way if you look at the state department, look at the dod, their way of doing things in certain areas, it is very -- what the trump administration wanted there was a huge clash and listen, some of the attacks on trump, there are people in the room, my friend nick iris has been critical of trump in other places, he came out strong saying patently false, total bs. you had crazy attacks -- i think they're attacks of

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each of them will have their different -- and of course it's the crypto people and howard lutnick of at the billionaires and it's a small handful and susan glasser, herpes in "the new yorker" really nailed the scale of this. it's a small handful of billionaires who believe -- profess to believe that kamala harris represents communism. that everything -- all the wealth creation, everything that they've so brilliantly created would be in jeopardy if kamala -- communist kamala becomes president. and you cannot explain this by the numbers. you can't. i mean, if you look at steve schwartzman, the co-founder of blackstone, the private equity guy who is worth $50 billion, he was worth $23 billion when biden came to power. his fortune has more than doubled since biden took office. he condemned january 6, he basically said trump is no good anymore. now he's back with trump and convinced himself that if it isn't trump then it's all over. a sense of history can't explain that. accounting can't explain that because kamala harris would not tax his fortune that much more than trump would. only psy