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joining me the host of "kudlow" on fox business, larry kudlow.er a few things with you. we got to start with this tiktok ceo. somewhat well-prepared. someone had him in a room beating hem up with all these different questions. a little cocky to me, occasionally smirking. what is interesting he got it from both sides. if i was a handicapper i would say there seems a better chance than not they will walk away from this saying we have to stop this some way, somehow. do you agree there should be a ban of tiktok? >> i do. i completely agree. this was something the trump administration was focusing on the clock ran out. we were heading toward getting rid of tiktok. make no mistake about it, bytedance, which owns tiktok, is instrumentty of the chinese government and chinese communist party. that is by law, any of these companies can be mandated to provide information. all this is a way for the chinese to get hold of mass, massive amounts of personal information by anybody, not only people that use the app, people used to use the app. you can't rewire th

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thank you for watching folks. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello folks, welcome to "kudlow", i am larry kudlow.ast couple of weeks actually all eyes are focused on the potential banking crisis in the fed interest rate hiking in the wildly stockmarket of course what comes to politics the potential donald trump indictment which by the way looks to be dead in the water believe it or not. so far no handcuffs and no perp walk, no nothing. the grand jury is not even meeting. that's what i call big nothing burger, i want to put something else on the table for tonight's show, joe biden's polls are falling, had mr. biden at a 45% approval rating in february and suddenly in march it dropped onto 38%. the all-time low, 36%. on the flipside, disapproval of february was 54 by march 61% at the heart of the biden polling slump it's a tracking poll but at the heart of it his big problem is failing stewardship of the national economy. in february it was a 36% approval. not much i will grant you but in march it dropped onto 31%. the flipside, the disapproval in february was 61, that is a bad number but in march

larry kudlow host of kudlow on fox business.w, i mean, on the surface it looks like this is really, really bad business. if these companies, these banks go woke and decisions not in the best interest of investors, shareholder -- >> silicon valley bank was a rogue bank and so much of their lending was done so-called woke, meaning climate change, diversity, equity, inclusion. we have not carved out the damage and the loan asset. most of the problems we looked at were on the bond side for the portfolios, not hedged properly. >> sandra: by rogue, no other banks are suffering from similar positions? >> that's an interesting question, sandra. from what i gather first republic was more commercial real estate problem. but the governors, or the attorneys general, i'm glad they are monitoring this, but the people who should directly monitor this are the federal reserve supervisors and bank examiners. the fed has jurisdiction over holding companies and that's what they did not do out there on the west coast, did they, and turns out fed pre

but first, larry kudlow is here, host of kudlow on fox business. thank you so much. had a very, how was our discussion last night? >> fabulous, fabulous, always fabulous. there is wonderful. >> sandra: the wall street journal is reporting first republic bank, a lot of concern the next svb, it was going to go down, but wall street journal is reporting it is in rescue talks with some of the biggest u.s. banks out there, you made the call when i was talking to you on the show. said why can't the other banks step up? >> classic private sector solution, which i love, how this game should work. first of all, they should have sold silicon valley bank to a private company. they should have made that sale, right. >> sandra: and should have been easy. >> they are lining up to buy it, the fdic has some left wing and that puts more fees, janet yellen denied. if jpm want to give some deposits. >> sandra: $15 billion? >> it may be hard to figure, but they can sort through that at a low deposit rate, that's terrific, and replenish first republic. one has to assume, though, that as

host of kudlow on fox business, larry kudlow.'s like sand, blonde, gritty and your mom gets mad when she finds her in your car. kat. when he skinny dips, it causes coastal flooding. my side kick tyrus. shannon, i have a working theory that i think we are now going to see this kind of correction where we all collectively realize that politics and fun don't mix. in every arena where it happens, this happens. there's always some kind of conflict that is completely unnecessary. >> just ask espn what's happened to their ratings. they are seeing the real world impact of this. the thing is we had this wall street stuff out polling a few days ago that said all of these things are tapering off in society like faith and patriotism but the idea of tolerance, we should be tolerant of other people has dropped from 80% to 58% in last four years. a lot of people are like we don't have to tolerate other people's ideas. when i think about these things with sports teams and the jerseys and players having to come out and make individual choice or d

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kudlow on the fox business network. larry kudlow. i'm sorry, inflation was at 1.4% when joe biden became president. then we had one 40 year high after another going up to 9 plus percent. in spite of all the interest rate increases, they have not been able to gain ahold of inflation. so, you have banks like this bank out in silicon valley, they had invested in ten-year treasuries, for example. then all of a sudden the people want their money back,s interest rates are higher, and now they are selling those treasuries at a major loss. is that what happened? >> well, more or less. look, a couple points. barney frank, liberal, democrat barney frank said today this was not a regulatory problem as the bidens are charging trump that had a liquidity problem. and barney frank, i know he is a liberal democrat but he is a pretty smart guy. it was a bipartisan vote to relieve some of the owners' bank regulations of the obama/biden administration. that is one point. second point, in my service in the government under president trump he often calle

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stuart: let's bring in larry kudlow. back again, welcome to the show.pand temporarily fdic coverage to all deposits. are moves like this going to produce more failure in the future? larry, are we setting up failure for the future? >> yes, absolutely. yellen is up saying they'll guarantee more deposits if necessary from more banks, largebacks, medium banks -- large banks, medium banks, small banks. as you know, stu, this is moral hazard. it encourages excessive risk taking. it encourages bad behavior. it encourages huge mistakes. this is exactly, exactly the wrong way to go. i call it regulatory risk, and it'll really damage the banking system. and, by the way, the other big risk here is supervisory risk. as you were just talking. why was it that the san francisco fed, the california banking department, the new york state banking department, where were they when these duration risks for the long bonds were undertaken or when the asset liability mismatch was undertaken? and we may find out, incidentally, that the loan portfolios of all these banks includi

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kudlow. all right.. so interest rate cuts, i'm sorry, inflation was at one point four percent when joe biden became president . then we had one forty year high after another going up to nine l plus percent. and they have not, in spite ofee all of the interest ratehold increases, they have not been able to gain a hold of inflation. so you have banks like this bank out in silicon valley. they had invested in ten year treasuries, for example.s are then all of a sudden the peopleg want their money back , interest rates are higher, and now they're selling those treasuries treasuries at a major loss. >> is that what happened? >> well, more or less. look, a well, more or less. i mean, look, a couple points. barney frank, liberal democratoa barney frank, said today thatlaa this was not a regulatory problem as the bidens areli charging trump that this is a by liquidity problem. a and barney frank, i know he's a liberal democrat, but he's pretty smart guy. t and it was a bipartisan vote to relieve some

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on a deal like this, we want to hear from larry kudlow, where do you see this? >> this is tricky business, because this man, silicon valley bank, they are trying to rescue it. the early steps look promising. they have opened up, going to take care of all deposits, guaranteed or not guaranteed. they are opening up a $25 billion special loan for banks all across the country. not sure about that one. kind of like tart jr., worried about that, and the fed will get the discount window open for emergency purposes. look, the question here is, will there be contagion across the country? the mistakes made by this bank, mostly in managing their own liabilities and assets. they should have known better. you've got an upside down euro, short rates longer than high rates, i think people understand that, short rate is about 5%, long rate of about 3.5%, and they managed it badly, lost a ton of money, then selling it and blew up their own capital. but are there other banks with the same bad risk management? that's the $64,000 question. >> bret: and what the fed does next in thi

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where's larry kudlow when you need him? there he is. you're on, larry. okay.d spend guy. where does that take us, larry? what happens to the economy? >> well, of course he's a tax and spend guy. he's a redistributionist. that's been the story. where does it take us? it's going to take us to a bad place. i mean, last year biden's first full year the economy grew fourth over fourth by 0.9%. think about that. and inflation rate was about 6.5%. he wants to tax the upper end earners. he's got a lot of taxes on corporations. i think he's going to -- he's ending the immediate expense writeoff for r&d credits and also for plants and equipment. that's really important to the economy. that's going to phase down. he's also talking about raising the tax the for social security and medicare on the upper end people. and, stu, they don't pay their fair share, right? the upper end doesn't pay their fair share. so let's look at some factoids for a change. the top 1% of taxpayers pays, are you ready? stuart: yes. >> hold on, 42%. the top 1% pays 42%, all right? they earn 22% of

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larry kudlow is saying we get this all wrong.his country, naturally prices will eventually calm down. this is not a growth friendly plan. >> not at all. this president doesn't care about economic growth one bit. what he cares about is more of the economy in the hands of his government. you look at all of the spending going on in this bill, it is to centralize power to him. in the meantime, by the way, he is proposing 15% increase for the irs. not only is he going to tax you more, but they are even more people on top of the 80 billion we are already spending in order to take more of your money hear the president's values are clear. the rnp director was honest about that. it is not that he just doesn't valued your growth and opportunity but he values his opportunity to do more. >> sandra: he's had a few moments ago, "i will not lay out the entire budget because that would take the rest of the day." we will pass it and see what is in it, remember that? final thoughts on this not affecting lower middle-class americans. you just can't

as the trump administration's great larry kudlow, does everybody know larry? [cheering and applauding] larry kudlow said biden is setting a record on economic relations that are absolutely killing american companies. his spending and borrowing at record levels. his causing historic inflation, sir which is only going to get worse and worse. before -- i said i want to say this, larry, it's only going to get worse and worse, driving up interest rates and cars and homes are going to be impossible to buy. amidst this economic disaster biden talks about saving you a few dollars on fees, don't need. defeating joe biden i was say save your economy, save your retirement accounts and save your job. the greatest job in the history of any president ever. i will create true national trade policy like the kind that made america the world economic powerhouse but we were doing prior to the guest from china was nobody's ever seen, there's never anything like it. the period of two and a half years, never anything like it. -hotel.nations where we spend millions of protection tha

larry: welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.ank in rescue talks with the biggest u.s. lenders. edward lawrence has the latest for us at the white house.

let's bring in larry kudlow, host on fox business. same old, same old, you said in the background.ing rates to get the prices down? >> can i say, i actually agree with him about raising rates. pulling more excess cash. but, it is a big but, the reasoning is wrong. he should not be telling the country that i have to do this, raise rates, because the economy is too strong. he should say, i have to do this because inflation is too strong. because prices are rising. his mandate is not to fine tune the economy. even though i know the all-powerful fed thinks that is what it is supposed to do. makes a big difference. you know, working families, blue-collar people, pipe fitters, god knows who -- >> sandra: they are paying for the policy mistakes that led to this inflation. >> they hear this and say, why are you crushing my livelihood? why? but he says to them, it is because prices are rising too fast, like grocery prices and food prices and electricity prices and utility prices, they know that, and they might actually understand that. if he would say, the faster we get this done, you are r

as the trump administrations great, larry kudlow, as larry kudlow said, biden is sending -- setting aord on economic -- they are absolutely killing american companies his spending and borrowing is causing historic inflation, sir. which is only going to get worse and worse. i said, i want to say this larry. it's only going to get worse and worse, it's driving interest rates. home -- new cars and homes will be impossible to buy a miss -- admits to the economic by defeating joe biden i will save your economy i will save your retirement accounts and i will save your jobs. i have the greatest job's history of any president ever i will create a true national trade policy like the kind that made america at the world's economic powerhouse. what we were doing prior to the dust coming in from china, nobody has ever seen that there's never been anything like it. that period of two and a half years, there has never been anything like it. i will tell foreign nations where we spend billions of dollars on military production that if american products do not receive preferential treatment in their ma

as the trump administrations great, larry kudlow, as larry kudlow said, biden is sending -- setting aord on economic -- they are absolutely killing american companies his spending and borrowing is causing historic inflation, sir. which is only going to get worse and worse. i said, i want to say this larry. it's only going to get worse and worse, it's driving interest rates. home -- new cars and homes will be impossible to buy a miss -- admits to the economic by defeating joe biden i will save your economy i will save your retirement accounts and i will save your jobs. i have the greatest job's history of any president ever i will create a true national trade policy like the kind that made america at the world's economic powerhouse. what we were doing prior to the dust coming in from china, nobody has ever seen that there's never been anything like it. that period of two and a half years, there has never been anything like it. i will tell foreign nations where we spend billions of dollars on military production that if american products do not receive preferential treatment in their ma

if you think this is confusing, you have never been in larry kudlow's hot tub.id for implying that trans women, those are people born as a male need to get screened for cervical cancer. by the way, that's why people love the canadian cancer society. they're a sense of humor. men don't have cervixes, obviously, if they did, they would be better making sandwiches. >> so funny that dana is laughing the hardest to that. >> kat, should there be colleges anymore for specific genders? now, it is super compensated. you are kat today, right? >> i am always kat. >> i thought you were norman yesterday. >> except when i am doing deep reporting, i am katherine k. timpf. the students are taking the conservative side without realizing it. they're saying college is bigoted because they're not accepting the vagina men. vagina men are men. i think the biggest insults to trans people came from the canadian cancer society. because, okay, there is a different kinds of cancer that could develop. i am explaining this like i didn't just learn this all today. i read this. there was also

larry kudlow had to go straight to the cafeteria. >> jessica: no, he does not. >> greg: she says he doess amazing. i can't believe you are doubting me. "special report" is up next. hey, gillian. >> gillian: hey, greg. how are you? nice to see you. >> greg: it's nice to see you. >> gillian: good evening. i'm gillian turner in for bret baier this evening. coming up u.s. military dominance could be in jeopardy with china now making a push for global supremacy and a war of words between new york district attorney alvin bragg and republican lawmakers as the hush money probe into president trump former president trump hits another delay. also the new york city mayor now is meeting with republican pushback over his proposal to send undocumented migrants to college in upstate new york an

. >> it's every r it's a mistake and -- everywhere and it's a mistake and calling on this and kudlowl you that he continues to go to meetings by the way. very impressive of him and when he talks to the young people and talking to young people and we're in for other drugs and we started for marijuana and the marijuana is much more powerful in the 60s and this was a mistake and more people to problems and leading to more connection to fentanyl at the end of the road. stuart: hard to roll it back. bill bennett, always a welcomed guest on this program. come any time you soon, sir. come become soon please. >> thank you very much. you betcha. stuart: you betcha. who was the poll cigs that said -- politician that said that? >> i have no clue. stuart: he's fed up with migrants washing ashore and the cost of imposing them and the sheriff is next. today, millions of people in the era foot surge and they're already being stretched and jeff flock has the story next. ♪ you'll always remember buying your first car. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can'

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stuart: larry kudlow is with us. he was around in 20 oh 8 for the last financial crisis.ys he will do whatever is needed, does that include a full-scale bailout like in 2008 and is that what we are going to get? >> i don't think anybody knows. i hope it is not going to come to that and i don't think he knows. the biggest question we have today is contagion. silicon valley bank, is it going to spread, you saw what happened to the regional bank stocks yesterday. they got killed. that is the issue. is there going to be contagion. another key point, why hasn't the fcic and other regulators, why haven't they? if they sell the bank, which is what they are supposed to do? guarantee the deposits, guarantee the uninsured deposits, i'm not carried see about that but they did okay at the moment, if you sell the bank, the new buyers will cover the cost of all the deposit assistance and taxpayers won't have to pay a dime. but it has to be a private-sector solution and we thought it was going to come sunday night and then we thought it would come yesterday morning, nothing. i haven't h

. >> todd: larry kudlow said the spending spree shows the biden administration lack of motivation to the crumbling economy. >> i know it is dead on arrival, but nonetheless people will read this and ponder its potential impact. may be dead negotiations are 2024 presidential race, who knows. as i have said many times the radical left democrats want to punish success, they are the antifree-market capitalist of our time. i work with to presidents ronald reagan and donald trump. they believe in rewarding success by reducing marginal tax rates across the board. the biden have no interest in economic growth driven by radical ideologies for redistribution of vision of a declining american economy. >> ashley: this new report could be bad news for biden because apparently want a sentence inching towards 2024 presidential run. we will tell you what insiders are saying. >> todd: and did you see this? >> they still had problematic things and this can happen in your own home. and collectively while addressing the racism that is being perpetuated. >> todd: oh, man. colin kaepernick back in the spo