. ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone welcome back to "kudlow" i'm larry kudlow. plot thickens in the wee hours of this morning speaker nancy pelosi left the capital just after midnight and when asked about the infrastructure bill, she said, we are not trillions apart she said that at 12:01 a.m. this morning and then she said there will be a vote today. okay let's talk about the first up i'm not sure what she's talking about if she meant the 4 trillion-dollar plus audit reconciliation bill, they are trillions of dollars apart, they be in the democratic party which is presently engaged in a circular firing squad operation between the progressive left wing which could be virtually the whole party in the last of the independent blue dog democrats not being senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema i've been calling this usually assured destruction kind of like the old days of the cold war and frankly it's getting to be fun not just the usual shooters we have all kind of people we have house members jayapal, aoc firing at joe manchin, bernie sanders is high gear slammin

. ♪ ♪ larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. save america, kill the bill.all the latest goings-on in the washington swamp, we've got hillary vaughn live at the white house. hello, hillary. >> reporter: hi, larry. the white house is clearly feeling confident i because aftr speaker pelosi was here at the white house this morning, the house announced that next week they will hold a vote on both the hard infrastructure bill and president biden's social spending package. but this is happening as just last night the president told america he still had several unresolved issues with two key votes that could hold up that social spending package. senator kyrsten sinema and joe manchin. >> first of all, she's smart as the devil, number one. where she's not supportive is she says she will not raise a single pen think this taxes on the corporate -- penny in taxes on the corporate side and/or on wealthy people, period. that's where its breaks down -- >> but the senate has agreed to with senator manchin -- >> nothing's been formally agreed to. i'm not going to negotiate

welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. biden and nancy pelosi were force ifed once again to delay a vote on infrastructure as moderate can and progressive democrats remain at odds over the spending bill framework. hillary vaughn live on capitol hill. good evening, hillary, what's cooking? >> reporter: good evening, larry. you are having dÉjÀ vu because this is the second time that democrats have blown past a deadline to pass the infrastructure deal because democrats were deadlocked. and it wasn't because there wasn't a lot at stake. president biden himself pleaded with democrats yesterday at their meeting telling them this, quote: i don't think it's hyperbole to say that my presidency will be determined by what happens in the next week. i need you to help me, i need your vote. but progressives didn't budge. instead, they flexed and said even with this legislative text, it was not enough for message to give the green light to the infrastructure package. this is really the second showdown between speaker pelosi and house pro

i will ask larry kudlow. it wasn't enough for krysten sinema to be followed in a bathroom and accosted on a plane. far left media calling for more on that type of stuff. rebecca walser is here. she will sound off on all of that stuff. that and much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right i know i said it a zillion times but i continue to marvel at the resolve of this stock market which i think buy the dip has to be the strategy you go with until it stops working. you know today it is the 737th turnaround tuesday since 1990. so what's the difference, right? what is different about today than yesterday? why could this move have greater meaning? for starters stocks are cheaper. i'm not just talking about pricewise. key valuation metrics and current advantage over investing vehicles remain in place. all the stuff gnawing at the economy showing signs of hitting inflection points. investors have to be worried about inflation, supply chains and this administration's debt getting something monumental done that

let's get right to it with larry kudlow the host, of course, of a wildly popular show at 4 p.m., "kudlownd former economic big wig in the trump administration. good the see you. >> good to see you, neil. that's a good yet. everything we've seen is disappointing, including today's cpi report where there really concern. neil: where the trend has been as the uptick in crisis continues. >> yeah. 5.4% the last 12 months is not good. now, the consumer, personal consumer deflater which is a broader measure the fed uses, it's running a a point lore. but still, the trends are are not good. and i was thinking how to make this as easy as possible to think about it. there's two sides to. one is what i call pandemic inflation, and those are the supply shortages. essentially, supply shortages, people slow to come back to work, those kinds of things. and that's not a policy issue, it's just you have a once in a 100-year event, and you turn the spigot off, and then you turn the spigot back on, it's a hard thing to do, very hard thing to do. and one good thing, i'm not a big fan of joe biden, but his con

joining me now, the host of kudlow on foxbusiness, larry kudlow, thank you for joining us.c minds, the interviewed on a weekend show and you blew my mind about the tax cuts. largest percentage tax-cut. >> i wrote a book on this. >> the democrats are dead, they are republicans now but a mini model, there's a lot of research we spent about 90% of gdp, which we are way past on our that, you start to suffer, huge interest rates and inflation, when we get there? going to become defective bankrupt? >> it's not exact, nobody knows. zero cost package, estimated 4.3 trillion by the house budget committee and tax increases from the ways and means work to trillion so while they talk about all that, they are short 2.3 trillion. that's still a cost. don't get me wrong, save america, killed the bill but it was completely wrong. it will add if that goes through, we are at about less than 30 trillion on the right now, safe take it to about 47, $48 trillion, that is a big number. dan: and there are huge tax hikes on this. the corporate tax hike clearly passed on to employees and consumers.

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"kudlow" is next. ♪. >> hello, welcome to "kudlow." is in new jersey after holding a productive meeting with senator manchin and schumer over the weekend. hillary vaughn is more with the back and forth. what do you have for us? reporter: good

"kudlow" is next. larry: hello to "kudlow". i'm larry kudlow. we have hillary vaughn.

thanks to larry kudlow.: welcome to "watters' world," i'm jesse watters. corruption is killing our country. joe biden limped to virginia this week to stump for democrat governor terry mcauliffe. it was a catastrophe. he praised the current governor to got caught with black f

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.ion these days. there is a lot more unfilled job openings than people unemployed. in fact in today's jolts release from the labor department job openings did decline by 666,000 which i suppose is good but still remained historically very high at 10.4 million. that is unfilled job openings. depending how you count

i'm going to bring in larry kudlow.ad this morning that we should be careful about breathing a sigh of relief over the smaller bill because they say it's frontloaded on's bending and backloaded on taxes and that will fuel inflation even more than the original proposal. >> charles, save america, kill the bill. charles: see you tomorrow. [laughter] >> when i started that mantra a couple of mexico, the odds where they would get something, but right now the odds are rising that they will get nothing. look, as i have said, the two main obstacles to this crazy bill which would transform america literally into a socialist country, the two obstacles are joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. they are a lovely couple. he's against spending and she's against taxes. i'm dying to meet her pick she's opposed to the corporate tax hike, capital gain tax hike, the income tax hike. my kind of gal. anyway, because of her position, she has taken over a trillion out of the original revenue estimate of 2 trillion, so that will create a very diffic

former director of the national economic council and host of kudlow on fox business, larry kudlow. and applause] she is so sharp she carves pumpkins with her thoughts. a contributor to the spectator, kate high. and she wants a scary costume, she can just take her hair extensions out. fox news contributor kat timpf. and he's stronger than hippies do after running the miami marathon, though n.w.a. world champion tyrus. so i want you to know that despite my terrible choice and socks i work or pinstripes for you. >> you picked up your whole game. >> greg: i have picked up my game because you know what, we are winning. and that's when you pick it up. so am i missing something? why double down on some kind of policy that everyone can see is killing people? no one can deny that this is bad policy, what is the underlying thing? >> i think the far left democratic party, the progressives, hate cops and they want to do everything they cannot to help cops and no bail, no cash bail, know any bail. but the revolving door it come about recidivism. i thought your opening was exactly right. we have

"kudlow" is next. [bell ringing] >> hello everyone. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow.ber jobs employment report abysmal and showing people don't want to work, gloom and doom, all because the top line number was a lousy number. it was 300,000 below consensus, expectations. so i'm reading and seeing dismal, gloom, and doom. people don't want to work. the government doesn

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.rica, love america but sometimes i think the country has gone completely nuts. there are things going on here that should not go on here. now i'm all for freedom of speech, it is just nobody else around here seems to agree about freedom of speech, that is a big problem, beginning with attorney general merrick garland. this story will not go

let's see if larry kudlow can. course, host of "kudlow" on the fox business network -- [laughter] and he joins us now. all right, larry, what is this about? >> by the way, it's a real horse race on which is the dumbest policy. i mean -- [laughter] it's a stock looking for a bottom in the charts. but, look, there is, because of the biden policies you were discussing, there is now a shortage of fossil fuels. there's a shortage here in the u.s., but that shortage is global. and i'll give you probably the base case here. we were the swing producers, under trump, we were the swing producers, the u.s., of oil. and unfortunately now under biden, we are no longer the swing producer. the saudis and opec plus is. so we were pumping out 13 million barrels per day pre-pandemic, and since the pandemic or as we've recovered it has dropped to 11 million barrels a day despite the increase in economic demand. there has been no increase in the supply of oil. the same is true for natural gas. look, the oil price tonight, tonight is t

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. yesterday basically argued that opposing his reckless spending, big government socialist plan will lead to america decline. of course he has frequently argued in the past that he has tremendous support for his program. even arguing that republicans outside of congress are big supporters of his plan. remember all of that? he used to say that all the time

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, we come to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow.'t have rights when it comes to bringing up their kids? there is this whole new controversy started by the national school board association asking the department of justice that parent protests at school board meetings be treated as possible acts of domestic terrorism. that's right, parents are dough mess take terrorists. let me g

welcome back to kudlow i'm larry kudlow.ickens in the we e hours of this morning, speaker nancy pelosi left the capitol just after midnight, and when asked about the infrastructure bill, she said, and i quote, "we're not trillions apart" she said that at 12:01 a.m. this morning. then she said "there will be a vote today." well, okay. let's talk about that. first up, i'm not sure what she's talking about.

welcome to kudlow, i'm larry kudlow.si were forced to once again delay a vote on infrastructure, as moderate and progressive democrats remain at odds over the president's spending bill framework, we have hillary vaughn live at capitol hill, she's the only one i listen to. good evening, what's cooking? reporter: good evening larry. well you are right. you are having this because this is the second time that democrats have blown past

my friend larry kudlow is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow.y, all in an effort to negotiate their 5 trillion-dollar spending plan plus another trillion for infrastructure. we've got hillary vaughn live at the white house with the very latest. good evening, hillary. what's going on down there? reporter: good evening, larry. the president sees these dueling meetings with democrats as a way to put the pedal to the metal

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: mellow, everyone, hello to everyone, welcome to "kudlow." in front of a bombshell story from mollying way's book and additional reports how mark zuckerberg of facebook influenced may have changed the whole election fighting against donald trump. anyway we'll begin with hillary vaughn on capitol hill. we will go

now time for "kudlow". ♪. larry: hello, everyone. welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.e america, kill the bill. we certainly know how to save america. we're not quite sure which bill needs to be killed contrary to some media reports. we believe that is all very much still up in the air. today i'm going to talk to senate republican leader mitch mcconnell. free market supply side saviors of america, steve moore, art

my friend larry kudlow is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow.tax hikes in reconciliation. now they're turning to senator manchin to get something done. it ain't going to happen. here is hillary vaughn live at the white house with all the details. hillary this is a wild day of news on this story. what's cooking? reporter: larry it has been a wild adventure today and the

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. the fox news channel on its 25th anniversary. i've only been here for seven months of it but there is no place i would rather be to talk about the tough issues facing americans right now and give my own views but my hat is off to all the folks on and off the air on fox news. many congrats on 25 years. may the next00

larry kudlow, host of kudlow, former trump economic advisor, big fan of the grinch.this straight. they are going to address this supply shortage by securing agreements with walmart, fedex and others for 24/7 operations but don't they have 24/seven operations. >> those companies probably do. i am sure that fedex - that is the business they are in, overnight delivery. the retail may or may not but the government can't get anything right. the problem was the port of los angeles is not open so you could put all the people you went in there but you couldn't open the boxes of the containers and try to put them in trucks to drive away and all those deserted the present -- the president talked about until they stay open. that is a government thing and i guess they're going to change that, good for them. i want to say one other thing. these private companies, they are great companies, fedex and ups and walmart and target and so forth. they are lending their hands, trying to help out, sending their own planes with their own pilots, sending their own trucks with their own drive

joining me now is larry kudlow, host of kudlow on foxbusiness former trump economic advisor. wonderful to see you as always tonight. the one outstanding issue that could further hasten america's decline is this so-called reconciliation bill. they whittled it down to $2 trillion and we are supposed to be thrilled about that like $2 trillion is this popcorn they can pop on the stove, no big deal. does this bill need to die? are we in big trouble? >> save america, kill the bill is still my motto. $2 trillion is unimpressive because there are all these accounting gimmicks, they are scoring child allowances would be for one year but it is $1 trillion over ten years and they will do everything they can to continue it for 10 years. there is only two obstacles to this $5 trillion plus taxing, regulating, and spending bill. what is joe manchin who is against the spending and the other is kirsten sinema who is against the taxing. this week to make a lovely couple, their washington's most important power couple of the moment. they can stop this bill, the bill needs to be stopped and i t

he's now held of the agency, the national economic council, larry kudlow's former job.terms of economic policy. and guess what company benefits the most from any sort of compulsory action on the part of the government for esg investing? it would be blackrock. blackrock is a leader in esg investing. these investments, by the way, carry higher fees than in regular funds. and guess what? my producer, ellie, pulled up mr. deese's financial records, and he holds stock. does competence equal causality? i have no idea. all's i'm simply pointing out is this: if a conflict like this existed during the trump years, don j. had some deal with some company that head money or eric or any of them or mike pompeo or larry kudlow, we would be seeing headlines blast all over the place. but what we have thousand is a guy that was the head of esg investing at blackrock moving to the top, one of the top economic positions in the biden administration which is pushing esg investing as his company is expanding its esg offerings to investors and making a lot of money at it. and and he holds $2.4

larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow.intends to leave democratic senate leadership, declare he is an american independent and change parties all together and become a republican? that is the big rumor. i love rumors. i first read it on "mother jones" from my pal david korn. here is joe manchin's response. >> i will

. ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone welcome back to "kudlow" i'm larry kudlow.n the wee hours of this morning speaker nancy pelosi left the capital just after midnight and when asked about the infrastructure bill, she said, we are not trillions apart she said that at 12:01 a.m. this morning and then she said there will be a vote today. okay let's talk about the first up i'm not sure what she's

. ♪ ♪ hello everyone welcome to "kudlow" i am in for the great larry kudlow.ion dollar spending plan in connecticut earlier today as america's problems continue to mount from rising gas and food prices to supply chain bottlenecks. and yet the president continues to promote even more spending. edward lawrence is life of the white house with the latest, edward pray.

larry: hello everyone welcome to "kudlow" i am larry kudlow.here calling the september jobs employment report visible and showing people do not want to work, gloom and doom all because of the topline number was a lousy number, 300,000 below consensus expectations. i am reading in seeing

. ♪ ♪ larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. save america, kill the bill.on swamp, we've got hillary vaughn live at the white house. hello, hillary. >> reporter: hi, larry. the white house is clearly feeling confident i because aftr speaker pelosi was here at the white house this morning, the house announced that next week they will hold a vote on both the hard infrastructure bill and president biden's social spending package. but this is happening

welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.elosi were force ifed once again to delay a vote on infrastructure as moderate can and progressive democrats remain at odds over the spending bill framework. hillary vaughn live on capitol hill. good evening, hillary, what's cooking? >> reporter: good evening, larry. you are having dÉjÀ vu because this is the second time that democrats have

we have larry kudlow on in the 1:00 hour, martha. i asked him where we might see some give, especially when it comes to what joe manchin is looking for. he said manchin's whole take is they can make this bill less expensive with means testing. larry kudlow thinks that that is a favorable route where they can get support for that. i am really struck by listening to jen psaki in the briefing room just a foe moments ago. she took the questions from peter doocy live. being given the opportunity to either double down on this is paid for, this is free messaging that the white house is putting out there or to circle back and say, no, actually, means we'll have to borrow or raise taxes to pay for it. we figured out a way to pay for it. but to continue with this message to the american voter that this is somehow free or this is somehow paid for -- >> martha: you're going to get healthcare, education, college education, 12 weeks time off from work free. it's not going to cost a dime. >> sandra: that's what the american people have to watch her

larry kudlow will join us in a couple minutes. first, we go to fox business correspondent, edward lawrence. hi, edward. >> yeah, the administration, the white house blaming hurricane ida for this. blaming the surge in demand, the economy is reopening. anything but the change in policies. republicans say you can't blame it on changing the policies for drilling on new lands. john barrasso said "instead of releasing oil from the nation's strategic reserve and begging opec and russia for more oil, the president should abandon his attempts to end oil and gas leasing on federal lands and waters." senate ron johnson says this president has made us less safe. >> so the more you inflict harm on america's energy sector, the more that russia and the middle east is going to benefit from our weakness. of course, that is the definition of the biden presidency. a weak america. crisis after crisis. >> you said it at the top. average price for gas, $3.24. a 48% increase from a year ago. the white house looking at opec to bring prices down. >> we'v

larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. and in that short period of time his green new deal has sparked energy crises on two continents moving towards a third while supplies decline, inventory is too expensive. his open borders, no wall, no remain in mexico policies have created an

. >> welcome to kudlow, i'm sean duffy in for the great larry kudlow. dollar spending plan in connecticut earlier today as america's problems continue to mount, from rising gas and food prices to supply chain bottlenecks, and yet, the president continues to promote even more spending, edward lawrence is live from the white house with the latest. edward? reporter: sean, the president could speak actually any minute

larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. of backed up supply chains affecting almost every nook and cranny in the american economy president joe biden may have stumbled into a partial solution involving guess what? america's great private sector businesses. so joe biden meets business. well, not exactly. because during his

larry kudlow, great to have you. we are way behind, larry, got to run. keep in mind tonight, biden is battling numerous self-inflicted crisis at home and abroad. now the administration plans to exempt some afghans that served -- that were the old taliban government. he is going to take them -- they are on no-fly list, he is going to lift the no-fly list. in other words, let them come into america. did they change their values all of a sudden? against this radical sharia law that they imposed on the people when they were in charge of the islamic emirates of afghanistan? meanwhile, biden's special envoy is now warning that the u.s. musick must accept and prepare for a fully nuclear iran, you mn people that chant "death to america, death to israel," we are going to let them get nuclear weapons and we are okay with that? and joe's defense department, intel community had no clue apparently whatsoever about china's new hypersonic weapons that can deliver nuclear weapons? they welcome the stiff competition? and biden style silence on china's repeated "reunifica

larry: hello everyone welcome to "kudlow". i am larry kudlow. now i love america. love america.tely nuts. there are things going on here that should not go on here. now, i am all for freedom of speech. it's just that nobody else around here it seems to agree with me about freedom of speech and that is a big problem beginning with attorney general merrick garlin. the story will n

welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow and happy monday, everyone.e a will press conference this morning. as you may know he took questions on the big reckless spending and taxing and big government socialist bernie sanders's bill one of the wonderful assertions by the president is that the debt ceiling is only about past spending. of course he blamed donald trump. but it is not about future spending. well actually that's

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joining me is larry kudlow. -- dying. the one outstanding issue that could hasten america's decline is the reconciliation bill whittled down to 2 thelitis. we -- trillion dollars. we are supposed to be thrilled. does this bill need to die? are we in big trouble? >> well, save america and kill the bill is my motto. 2 trillion dollars is unimpressive. there are accounting gimmicks in there. child allowances for one year but it's a trillion dollars over 10 years. they will do everything to continue it for 10 years. there are only 2 obstacles to this crazy 5 trillion dollars plus taxing and spending bill. one is joe manchin against the spending and the other is krysten sinema. they are washington's most important power couple of the moment. they can stop this bill. these attacks on fossil fuel and oil and gas and coal decimated us. the biden was aasleep on the switch on the supply chain shortages -- and the containership back up in l.a. long beach. the long shore man didn't want go to 24/7. with all of the talk about infrastr