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larra rhode islander the fed is more worried about trump tariffs than interest rates and money supply're panicking with trump tariffs and we've got to talk about it. today was fed day and they're not doing is on the interest rate front and jan cliff ton anf them and breitbart economics editor and coauthor of the daily breitbart business digest. thank you. dan clifton, reading your report and back to 2018, fed may make the exact same mistakes and going to end by the way. the staff and whoever governors and what was the number? 90%, over 80% donated money to democrats so just want to remind people that. now, your point is i think john has the fed crazed about tariffs and it's going to be inflationary like in 2018 or 2019 and that raised rates and really damaged the trump coming boom. what do you make of this, dan clifton. >> you know better than anybody in the white house and this is the massive pro growth at end of 2017 and small tariffs on china and fed got worried and this is inflationary going for the company in the tariffs and they made a decision to keep rates high and elevated th

larra rhode islander these are core u.s. interests. core american interests. these are not far flung widespread other side of the world interests. these are right here. core interests and these are monroe doctrine interests and trump doctrine and china infiltrating latin america and central america and south america and panama canal and these are china and russia, nosing around greenland and arctic for naval bases and air force bases and whatnot. these are core american interests and these are vital security. can i ask you a question, getting to frustrated and i covered this for so many years and why would democrats, there was a time when the democratic party had national security experts like a sam nun or others going back and knee jerk and hakeem jeffreys and i don't even know the man. trump knows things that make eminent sense and take it seriously and what is wrong with that, wesley hunt. >> it's going to be an ideology as a whole. these people are lighting hundreds of billions of tax paying dollars as the ukraine and president trump talking about this is

. >> thanks for having me, larra rhode island larry: i want to talk about budgets and what did you think about the scott bessent stuff today? i don't know if you heard any or saw any? >> i met with him in private and heard the hearing. he's impress and i have he has a broad knowledge of economics and he's dead on when you say that inflation is a creation of money by the federal reserve. inflation is a creation and increase in the money the court: if really isn't even so much price. prices is a consequence of inflation. part of a price of goox and attach tariffs or tax to corporations, it can raise the prices and doesn't cause inflation. i think that with regard to whether tariffs are a good thing, you know, if you tell me you want to replace the personal income tax from tariffs, you got my vote. if you're going to add onto what we v i think less tax is bette, frank limit larry: i love that idea. i don't think we can pull it off, replacing income tax with tariffs. might be worth a shot. but, you know, scott told me on my radio show just after he was nominated on this tariff issue that onl

larra rhode islander yes, president trump is transforming the boarder and policy and energy. he's transforming and restoring the cultural and religious values of our founding fathers. that's just as important as all the rest. and always important, my great pal, liz macdonald. liz: thank you, larry. he's reforming the democrat party and we have that story too. good to see you, larry. great show. have a good weekend. welcome to the evening edit. i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> fema has really let us down, let the country down, and i don't know if that's biden's fault or who's fault it is, but we're going to take over and do a good job. we're going to put north carolina and california first, we're going to do a good job in california. liz: first lady melania trump surveying the damage and going on the way to suit damage of the la fires and going for the bomb shell and going for the california democrats and knew for a decade and reportedly warned for the system broken and going to "did absolutely nothing to fix it". actor and former california resident antonio sabato jr. is back with

larra rhode islander i notice elon musk also took -- larry: i notice elon musk took public wraps at starnaires saying they don't have enough money. at what point does elon get into trouble for his public political, shall we say, discussion s? >> yeah, i think he needs to be a little cautious here. this has to do with a billionaire rivalry; right, that started long before donald trump was in the picture. prosecuting publicly and he's touting this deal and a symbol of the forward progress on ai and other stuff. you know, x is a shoot by the hip medium and shooting by the hip can be great, but occasionally you can miss fire and elon has to be a little cautious. larry: i think sometimes mr. trump doesn't like "staff" to weigh in publicly ahead of skis. >> certainly not critically. larry: that's something we all learned. pardons for j6 defendants, what do you think? >> i was surprised by the scope of pardons. two things can be true at once. question whether some of the prosecutions were politically motivated. question whether they want too far, but look, president trump in his ibram august ra

larra rhode islander yes, president trump is transforming the boarder and policy and energy. the cultural and religious values of our founding fathers. that's just as important as all the rest. and always important, my great pal, liz macdonald. liz: thank you, larry. he's reforming the democrat party and we have that story too. good to see you, larry. great show. have a good weekend. welcome to the evening edit. i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> fema has really let