liz: ken cuccinelli, great to see you. thank you for joiningna us." on fox business, we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ might nightment ♪♪ larry: hello, everyone, welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow, great pleasure to be with you. i want to begin tonight with my theme that if it ain't broke, don't fix it. the economy is booming, totally booming. the key factor again, the explosion of the vaccines, now well over 200 million, that leading to the roping of the economy. and -- reopening of the economy. and the vaccines are a result of president trump's operation warp speed. and in terms of the booming economy, it was always fundamentally strong, and i don't want to forget that we are still operating under my former boss' policy

brian: bring in former dhs acting deputy secretary ken cuccinelli.ood to be with you. brian: you bet. want to start getting your reaction how the president tried to navigate the immigration issue last night in his speech? >> well, honestly i'm not sure he navigated it so much completely sidestepped one important part of it, that is the border crisis and everything entailed with that. now it is important to remember that you and i look down there, we see a crisis. he see as voter registration line. you heard him talk about hr-1 yesterday in the speech to encourage people to support that voting bill which would sweep non-citizens, legal aliens, from state databases, over the voter rolls. manner dates it by federal law, millions of noncitizens voting in our elections, which is already a problem that we have to try to clean up. this would make it expose nextly worse. that is what he is focused on. not fixing the border. and, you make it worse by pushing the amnesty bills that he tanked about during his speech before we solve the illegal immigration crisi

show doug collins, guy lewis and jason chaffetz and kt mcfarland with christian whiteman and ken cuccinelli at this senator rand paul says republic is across the country should boycott coca-cola for george's new vote law, that is a fact senator mitch mcconnell says these companies are quite stupid, the debate and critics say these companies criticized george's law but okay with profiting in china for human rights abuses, also tonight we will show you more mistakes we found in the botched 60 minutes story of florida governor desantis and publix supermarket going from bad to worse, we will show you tonight what 60 minutes deliberately left out in the jurors did not see it is so overwhelming that 60 minutes claim governor desantis got to do vaccinations and exchange, it is so incorrect 60 minutes auto corrected story, plus the silence on the biden of administration the democrats. the taxpayer money spent by president biden green energy infrastructure plan will likely go to green energy products made by forced labor in chinese prison camps even cio chief richard and the u.s. solar engine energy

democrats' line, you're on with ken cuccinelli of the election transparency initiative. he serves as their chair. richard, go ahead. >> okay, hi. that's really the spontaneous abortion. and if you believe in god, then god is really the biggest abortionist around. second point i want to make, do you ever go to a funeral for a fetus? never happens. maybe once in a billion, i don't know. in fact, all throughout history, people do not consider people until it was a live birth. sometimes a week after because so many infants died. third part i want to make, if you look at the bible in genesis 2:7, it says you don't get a soul until you take your first breath. so even according to the bible, you're not a person until you take your first breath. >> okay, caller, but our topic is elections and their integrity. >> he said it was okay. >> okay. i'm going to leave it there. there cuccinelli, you can respond, but being our topic -- >> well, yeah. you know, i wouldn't be working for a pro-life organization if i didn't agree and support those principles. and i think even in just the re

back with us now is former top homeland security official ken cuccinelli. hy, he sent a letter to the fbi and the cia saying listen, you got to brief congressional leadership and vice president harris about terrorists caught at the border. how could democrats in any way oppose this? >> well they can't really. this is a very, frankly ordinary type and while we wouldn't broadcast intelligence information to everyone in congress, certainly leadership of key committees and the leadership in general, like kevin mccarthy, would have access to that information, and it would be a function of scheduling on an ordinary basis. what's not ordinary here is the way this administration has been trying to bury this sort of information. you look at what they did with the report on the cbpweb site. they pulled it down, they're attempting to censor the information which is consistent with what a they're doing in other areas of the immigration crisis. but to see that here on something of intelligence and clear security relevance is very disturbing. elizabeth: so the rank and fi

congresswoman beth van duyne, kiron skinner, former border official ken cuccinelli. more on reports coming in that maxine waters asked, asked for a police escort to minneapolis to incite violence against police. this debate did maxine waters endanger community groups, regular folks doing patrols to help police? did she endanger many businesses many minority owned and in neighborhoods hurt by her comments? did waters endanger cops? 43 dead in the line of duty so far this year? even black community leaders are calling for refunding police as violent crime spikes. we'll take you to the states where they're moving to make permanent covid-19 restrictions. we've got that. and more on dr. fauci's blind spot. we'll tell you what it is as doubts and questions grow about dr. fauci's guidance. separately hbo's bill maher even says the media and democrats are badly misinforming, misleading the public with quote, panic porn getting facts about the pandemic wrong. biden administration is getting doj to go after a republican whistle-blower who called out fbi spying abuses in the tr

former acting deputy secretary, ken cuccinelli is here. >> well, i think it's one more smoke screen. i think maybe it was just her answer off the top of her head. they are taking positive testing illegal immigrants with identification and putting them on public transportation, by which i mean transportation shared with american citizens, to send them all over the country. and the federal government is paying for it. if there's covid issues that they're afflicting the american people with or if they're not so bad, why can't she go visit? this is just tangled in so many different ways. it's really just a bad excuse. let's just call it what it is. okay? it's a bad excuse. doesn't fit. especially part of the reason at the border we have covid issues, they're inviting in hundreds of thousands of people here illegally that are coming up in petri-like conditions in the back of trailers, they're staying in stash houses with other people that they don't know. needless to say, precautions are not being taken. it's just ridiculous on top of ridiculou

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ken cuccinelli, great to see you again.nk you for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. >> john: if there is one ms-13 gang member, there could be dozens more. >> sandra: you see the staggering numbers as ken cuccinelli described them. and the president just a few moments ago delivering a message in the rose garden, but two weeks ago kamala harris was made the point person on the southern border and we have not seen a news or press conference from her or a visit there. and there is no sign that the trend of the border is coming to end anytime soon. the scandal facing andrew cuomo turns out his administration was tracking covid deaths of nursing home residents and hospitals in april last year after all. despite claiming those numbers could not be verified and excluding them from the report in july. fox news has of school of sibley obtained documents from the new york state department of help. this as one of the accusers revealed brand-new details about an alleged grow a groping incident. brian yannis with much more on the

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also ken cuccinelli, former trump ice director and current chair of the election transparency initiative discusses the debate over voting rights in other news of the day. c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweet's. >> coming up live, thursday. the international monetary fund hosted a debate on the global economy with the federal reserve chair and the imf managing director. that is live at noon eastern on c-span. then at 2:00 p.m., house speaker nancy pelosi speaks to reporters about the legislative agenda in congress returns next week. at 4:00 p.m., a discussion on potential changes to the federal court system from the american constitution society for law and policy. and on c-span two at 10:00 a.m. eastern, day nine of the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, who is charged in the death of george floyd. >> former homeland security secretary janet napolitano talked with election officials from georgia, arizona and pennsylvania about how to b

let's bring in ken cuccinelli. ken, where is the leadership here? masses of people. it is not slowing down but where is the leadership? they are playing hot potato. they're all scared to be identify with this issue. they all know what needs to be done to solve it and that is to slow down the incoming flow but none of them wants to be the person on point, taking the political heat with the radical left, that wants this illegal flow. you and i look at this, we see a mistake a disaster. they see future voters. and this is not unintentional on their part. so, you know, the president gets to pass the buck, right? well the vice president is burying herself like an ostrich on this. she is running from it as fast and hard as you she can. that is what you're seeing, more accurately what you're not seeing. there is no central leadership in dealing with this right now. ashley: because of that, we referenced this several times this morning, this shocking video that casey stegall just showed us released by border patrol agents showing what we're talking about, s

ken cuccinelli, thanks so much. great to talk with you. thanks for your leadership on this. general ken paxton. we're coming to you live this morning from mission, texas. and we'll be right back. (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. dagen: police forces shrinking as crime rises. the department in louisville, kentucky, struggling to recruit new officers to make up for those who have stepped away. a union representative saying they are in, quote, dire straits. meantime, in new york city, more than 5300 officers retired or put in papers to leave in 2020, a 75% spike from the year before. one nypd veteran telling fox news that the exodus from police forces is due to officers being demonized villified as racist. joe, with today's climate how can police departments recruit new members and control the spike in crime? i've been saying this on the news channel. the demonization of police has

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i heard a member of the border caucus here in congress and i met with ken cuccinelli yesterday.t just 10 years or 20 years ago. in history, this is the worst border crisis. he also confirmed to me that a lot of these kids are being put into slavery if their families aren't paying off the toll to the cartels to transport them here. maria: unbelievable. >> or they're being killed. or they're being killed right near the border. it's just unconscionable that the biden administration is doing nothing about this crisis. maria: absolutely nothing. and then you've got maxine waters putting fuel on the fire, dividing this country even further. democrats have blocked gop leader kevin mccarthy's resolution to censor maxine waters for her comments over the weekend. she urged protesters in minnesota to, quote, get more confrontational if derek chauvin is not found guilty. your reaction? >> it's a sad day in america when not one single democrat sided with saying something censoring maxine waters about her terrible conduct in minneapolis. you know, it's just a sad day in america when the presi

here to react is former acting deputy secretary of homeland security ken cuccinelli. than before it, but, this -- the levels we're dealing with, including in february but march has blown away records. and also the last time there was a month this high it was almost completely adult males. and overwhelmingly mexican. so, the logistics of that situation were much easier than what they are contending with now where they have set up a system intentionally that makes it that incentivizes people pushing their children across the border unaccompanied. so you have a massive number, record breaking number of unaccompanied children. you have huge numbers of families. and all of this because they have just, well, announced that they wouldn't send anybody home but also shredded every program that we had put in place to deal with these kinds of flows. including major international partnerships with mexico, guatemala, honduras, and el salvador that were very successful. rachel: ken, they knew that this would happen. they were warned by the border patrol if they reversed these polic

. >> this is ken cuccinelli. he serves as the chair of the election transparency initiative. and we appreciate your time with us today. >> my pleasure. great to be with you. >>> next up we're joined by congressman french hill which represents little rock, arkansas. >> bill, it's great to be with you this morning. thanks for the invitation. >> before we dive into some other topics, we want to get your thoughts on some of the things we've been talking about earlier this morning. one, the president's reported decision on withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan, and yesterday's decision by the fda, we've been talking with our viewers about on pausing the use of the johnson & johnson vaccine. >> we'll leave this program. you can see it in its entirety if you go to our website c-span.org. live now from president biden on his strategy for u.s. policy and presence in afghanistan. you're watching c-span3. >> terrorist attack on our nation that killed