. >> so larry elder, how's president trump doing? >> larry: so far so good. too early to tell, bottom of the second inning. i think he's done a lot better than i thought he was going to do. i think he surprised a lot of republicans who held their nose and voted for him. as you heard, 90% of republicans support him and republicans haven't been that supportive of a president since george herbert walker bush after the successful persian gulf war. so as far as the republicans are concerned he's hitting a homeroun. >> >> peter: what do you think of his lineup, the folks he has working for him and the issues he's stressing. >> larry: i'm happy with pompeo, his chief of staff, and stephen moore as his economic advisers. i think sarah sanders is doing a good job against a honorary press for legitimate reasons. i'm pleased. and it's early he's getting his sea legs. he has never ran for office, never hold office, never been president, of course. his turmoil is not all that unusual compared to other presidents around the same stage. let's remember that barack obama had

all larry that's a tough one.there are two perspectives there probably more than two the first perspective is that of the criminal defense lawyer and the instinct is no don't do it the perspective i have is that of the president being the president states sworn to uphold the law and i believe there is a moral duty on the part of the president to cooperate with the investigation of the clinton said they were cooperating and my investigation and sometimes they did but frequently they did not ironically the president president trump for all that appears has been cooperating with the investigation but at the same time he's tweeting and saying very naughty things about bob muller in the investigation so there's kind of a two track process going on larry as i see it cooperation on the one hand and yelling at the prosecutor on the other hand ten you said that the president would be well advised to read your book why. well i think it has a lot to. tell us in light of the echoes for one thing we don't know of course where

well of course to you larry king.aturally he sees that you know he's a private person he's very highly regarded as we know but there is the possibility that his report could be kept private that will be a private submission to congressional leaders and i think that would be a great detriment after two years of you know being dragged through all of this and all of these questions so i would prefer that his report be laid bare for the american people to be able to you know read for themselves and draw their own conclusions thank you both very much always great having you with us thank you larry jose any more politicking after the break with ken's star we'll be right back . aeroflot russian and lights. you know world of big part of. lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for

larry's a statesman.he president sometimes can deviate from a statesman like role. >> jim, thanks for sticking around it was worth it. s&p down 10. jim, what's on "mad" tonight >> we're trying to put the show -- putting together a new show on the fly every single night. i want to talk to -- the biggest story is still cannabis. i'm going there. a week from today we will be full repeal in canada. it's a growth story that has nothing to do with the fed or larry or me or anybody it's taking over the world so i'm trying to put out something people should know is real but in the meantime, be patient if you missed your chance to buy, there will be margin calls now between one and two. watch at 2:45, that will be the witching hour to see whether the market holds and if it doesn't there will be another better time. >> europe has trimmed some losses >> the hardware is a tough segment. >> see you tonight "mad money," 6:00 p.m. >> thank you for letting me stay. >>> when we come back, reaction to larry kudlow and what

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. >>> larry kudlow is back on "the halftime report. on the agenda, fed fight, the trade battle, and how fast the economy is really growing. plus, market veteran liz ann sonders on whether or not it's time to buy stocks after this week's stocks. and a big call on beaten down netflix as we debate big tech after the beatdown "the halftime report" starts now. >>> on this friday we -- very good to have you with us on this friday. we look at the markets stocks are not at their best levels of the day, but there is green across the board dow jones industrial average good for 142 points. 25,195 you see the compas&p 500 up the nasdaq is the outperformer good for 1.5%. 7,436. here with us today jim lebenthal, steve weiss, shannon saccocia of boston private wealth, also with us on the phone this hour liz ann sonders, chief investment strategist at charles schwab good to have everybody here today. steve, why don't you take a crack at this. it was a nice bounce and now the dow is only up 140 or so points. what does that tell us >> look, it was overs

larry, i'll kick over to you now. kudlow: young lady, robot people are ot worried about the future with robots. somebody has to build them, them, keep them going, there are a lot of jobs there. you illustrate an important point. >> yeah . yes, girls of steel and all robotic programs, scholarships them and you come out of the meetings feel like you know more than you went into, that empower you to join the stem workforce. i know tina, who is sitting over she's interested in going into robotics, when she started wanted to gol, she into history. the it really does empower you out of ew things, go your comfort zone, things girls need. thank you.w: terrific stuff. mr. president, nobody wants to anymore, t the economy let's talk about the economy. all right. you beat your critics, you beat growing 3% plus, we just had a record, 18-year consumer confidence, i think yesterday or the day before. how did you do it? message here? pres. trump: we did it with a lot of good thought and we did people, a lot of great like we have her

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larry: i do not know.t to protect the prosperity of the united states and do everything i can. i always have been a growth guy. i want to make sure our policies are consistent with growth. president trump is a growth guy. he has launched a boom nobody thought possible. reform is part of that boom and will pan out much better than critics think, as did nafta. i would leave it there. tojob in the white house is move towards free markets and make sure the prosperity is sustainable for everybody, for everybody. larry, appreciate the time today. larry kudlow joining me in d.c., david, back to you. david: thank you. we are now joined by lanhee chen, who is a senior at the huston institute, also advisor to mitt romney. we have you. --t we started out with was why are we getting longer-term growth projections in the yield? is there a sugar high? he said i do not buy sugar high at all. we are on a long road to prosperity because we have capital investment and we have a capital investment boom here we have not had s

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thank you larry thank larry and thank you the viewer for joining us on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page on tweet me at kings things and don't forget use the politicking hash tag that's all for this edition of politicking. teraflops russian headlines. you know world of big partisan through things a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. teraflops russian headlights. kind of financial survival job today was all about money laundering first to visit this convention the three different. oh good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up here maybe something in europe something in america something overseas in the cayman islands it will do little these banks are complicit in north of congress to decide to give m

was at dannaher previously larry took over from that. larry and i worked together at case construction equipment. solid guy. solid delivery the issue here is not acquisition integration. but this is a solid industrial manufacturing guy. he knows what it takes to be lean he knows about cycle times he knows about reducing you know from orders to delivery. so he is going to get in there and really understand these businesses that need some help that wasn't particularly the case of the last two gentlemen. >> you know, bob looking at your resume, you know about manufacturing. you know about the consumer and how to retail things through home depot you know about cars. with you kor being the chairman at tesla. >> at tesla well i know. >> there is a job opening. >> there is a job opening. but not all jobs are for every person you know, i think -- i think they'll find somebody that can work with mr. musk appropriately. i'm good >> are you not a believer in the tesla vision in terms of electrifying vehicles or the company itself. >> i don't want t

stuart: when will we see it, larry? wages are rising. stuart: not that much above inflation. >> there are different measure of wages. wages are rising a percentage point above inflation. real disposable income, that is the fatter paychecks. reagan, reagan used to call it take-home pay is rising 3%. that is a great number. that is the whole workforce. that is a good number. here is a stat that i just love. blue-collar workers are being employed at the fastest rate since the mid 1980s when i was a cub scout working for ronald reagan, but also, blue-collar workers and service workers, low-end service workers, you know, retailing and so forth, their wage rates are running faster than the white collar workers. so this is an expansion the likes of which we have not seen since the 1980s. it is covering everybody. we are crushing it, okay? stuart: are we keeping going with 4% growth? >> the american workforce and the entrepreneurs and the small business owners which i think are the new face of trump economics, they're crushing it and they're tak

king's radio show, remember larry king? his radio show was in washington and he needed a producer and someone from the white house recommended me so i moved to washington to do that. i actually remember, we were in crystal city which is brand-new than and i kept trying to get ted turner the cnn, it was so amazing, i finally booked him and i thought he was the greatest producer in north america and he walked into larry king and said wouldn't you like to come to work here so we ended up going to cnn and went on to that. it's all about politics. when you're here, you're here in washington and everyone has some sort of piece of it but to be able to decide what is important, to put the polls and all of that, it's pretty exciting . >> so when you're doing the larry king show, what's the most embarrassing moment, did somebody not show up, was somebody drunk or quack suspect the most embarrassing moment was in racquel welch -- >> who is racquel welch? [ laughter ]. i remember her. >> she was at a desk, and she was intoxicated and i

thank you larry thank larry and thank you the viewer for joining us on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget use the politicking hash tag that's all for this edition of politicking. tariff long russian headline it's. you know world of big partisan movies a lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. there of russian headlights. when i was show small seemed wrong when all the roles just don't call. me old but yet to shape out disdain becomes to educate and in games from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. choose to look for common ground. cooked additional subversive notable to sing outs of the to linger some of these it's just a good usual condition of

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>> what did larry kudlow mean? i think he misunderstands the president's true views, and the president's strategy. larry kudlow should correct his statement, in my view. president trump has been very clear he wants a deal with china. they have been uncooperative in the sense up until now but they are certainly going to come around given all of this pressure. frankly, i can tell you, you can buy and if you go into a bookstore in beijing, you will see a large pile of books for sale by donald j. trump, "the art of the deal." chinese leadership is quite wary of president trump. they think he's got a strategy and they don't want to be played for fools so of course they are being tough for the time being. i think there's no doubt there's going to be a deal. probably heading off the 25% tariffs on all of their exports to america. they certainly want to avoid that. they don't want to confess to the wrongdoing, they don't want to admit to all the technology theft, but they are in the mood for a deal and we have probably see

larry: no comment right now. >> [inaudible] larry: it is very hard.nies -- it is not official guidance, just saying this on your network and --ewhere -- blaming tariffs there is a point of view in the administration that a lot of these companies should blame their own execution problems and not tariffs. the reality is the large tariff, the $200 billion -- we are $250 billion, all in. the big one was the $200 billion. that was just enacted last week, so there is no way you can calculate that. silly.t want to call it these are smart men and women running these companies, but that is something out there -- we don't know. >> [inaudible] larry: no, certainly not. itean, i think he stated very well. it is a long-overdue correction. i think tech and china were the two worst. me, i am betting on the u.s. economy, as i just said. our economy is so good and so strong right now. by the way, i know you are dying to hear this, i will share a kudlow axiom. profits are the mothers milk of stocks. that is not a new thought, but a continuing thought. i called around t

larry welcome, back, always good to see you, sir. >> thank you, stu. appreciate it. stuart: the president played hard ball. did he beat up the canadians to win this one? >> i wouldn't say beat up. sometimes hard ball works. he has been steadfast in his view. nafta had to be fixed. it is almost 25 years old. different economic and trading world. it needs to be updated, modernized, the whole thing. he stood strong. stuart: the president's objective with all of these negotiations is to increase trade, get more cross-border flows of goods and services. so, can you tell us, in what way this deal with canada increases trade between the two countries? how does it do it? >> you know, in a general sense, when you look at the market openings, for dairy farmers, wheat, manufacturing, automobiles and so forth, what you got here is a preservation and strengthening of the supply chains, which is what businesses were really worried about. that was the heart of nafta. tariff-free supply chains and i think not only has that been preserved, it has actually been expanded. u.s. farm com

i'm larry beil. >> and i'm am that daetz. the hunter's point naval shipyard has been making headlines after allegations surfaced that fake soil swamps checked. >> kate larsen was at the meeting joining us now live in the newsroom. kate? >> well, that's right. nuclear policy specialist put out these two reports tonight. dan hirsh is the president of a nonprofit focused on nuclear safety issues. he says more than 80 radioactive ships were brought to hunter's point severely contaminating much more of the area than originally thought. >> hunter's point is one of the most contaminated sites in a highly populated urban area that i have ever seen. >> for three years dan herrish has been researching the radioactive contamination at the shipyard. on thursday in a garage in hunter's point, hirsh explained to the people who live there's that there is no data that indicates their neighborhood is clean. >> 90% of hunter's point wasn't sampled at all. and the 10% that wasn't sampled was almost completely false bied by tetra tech. >> linda

lar larry's positive nature is going to play out.at's happening. maybe some day you will have the bat phone directly to the fed. would it help last time of the crazy - >> yeah, i was kind of, i would say jimmy fallon and i don't know -- >> you would use the phone to call and just listen to me, i probably know what you are saying >> humiliate them like they humilia humiliated me. two can play this game >> all right, jim, we'll see you at 9:00. a couple of minutes and tonight on "mad money. i know domino's is going to be there. ritch allison. >> stay tuned, "squawk box" will be right back. >>> right now the dow futures are indicated up by 171 points this comes after strong earnings across the board meeti beating expectations and leading to high numbers. check things out, wti down by 37 cents. that does it for us today. make sure you join us tomorrow >> okay, hi jim, hi carl, "squawk on the street" is next ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, i am carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the market stock exchange the dow s&p failed to

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larry: i really do not buy into any of that. alix: why not? larry: a lot of cliches. look.ca is the greatest trading mission in the world. alix: sure it is cliche, but remember in the 1970's when we had the soybean export on japan. we were not export soybean for hours, and japan put all their 24 investment in brazil. larry: soybeans off the coast of peru -- i was a child of wall street, i vaguely remember that. this is not soybeans, although the chinese are blocking our soybeans. alix: but that there could be investments made by china into other countries instead of the u.s.? larry: look -- we want rules changed and maintained. the wto has set the rules. china should abide by them. caroline: let's turn to fed speak. a trio of one-on-one interviews with the heads of the federal reserve regional banks said jerome powell made it clear this week that he is committed to a path of gradual interest rate hikes. but "gradual" may mean different things to different people. philadelphia fed president patrick harper favors a slower pace, as told michael mckee in baltimore. patrick: for

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street" returns. >> larry ellison doesn't shy away from politics.eing a leading donor for both democratic and republican candidates. so what does the billionaire think of president trump? he tells maria when "wall street" returns. ♪ ♪ you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. constipation until my doctor direcommended miralax.my stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax works with the water in your body, unblocking your system naturally. miralax. now available in single serve mix-in pax. ♪ maria: welcome back. we continue now with more of my exclusive interview with o cl cofounder -- oracle cofounder larry ellison. you were a big donor during the 2016 election. you supported marco rubio. how's president trump doing? >> well, i think the economy's doing great, so, again, i was bill clinton's second l

we have news regarding larry kudlow e eamon? >> that's right. said if we see a sell-off before the markets open, is that a healthy thing? he check this had morning and ultimately the stock market is down 5% from its peak earlier in the year he said that's not much. that's not much. i also asked him if he thought in any way the president's trade policies were responsible for the weakness in the markets. here is how he answered that question. >> i think the stock market is worried that congress will change and overturn these pro-growth laws. i really believe that. the self correction -- as i said before, these things come and go that correction has to overcome the uncertainty about this election. >> so larry kudlow there, putting it very much in political terms, saying that the markets are worried about the upcoming election, just 14 days away from those midterms even if democrats take over the house and the senate, he did acknowledge they'll not be able to pass and get implemented a reversal of the tax cuts under the president because presumably

>> reporter: good evening to you, larry. for the first time, we're hearing from president trump a concession that that journalist who has been missing for two weeks and captured international attention may no longer be living. president trump was asked if he believed that "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi is dead. >> it certainly looks that way to me. it's very sad. certainly looks that way. >> earlier u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo advised president trump to give the saudis a few more days before deciding how to respond. >> they made clear to me they understand the serious nature of the disappearance of mr. khashoggi. they also assured me that they will conduct a complete, thorough investigation. >> but amnesty international says it makes no sense to trust an investigation led by the very government suspected of khashoggi's murder. >> we cannot trust the saudi authorities to be conducting this investigation. >> the "washington post" columnist disappeared into the saudi consulate in turkey two weeks ago. now m

is larry culp an exceptional talent even the most bearish refers to larry culp as superman i don't think you can fault the ge board with taking an opportunity to put larry culp in as ceo and we're as positive on ge as we were previously >> wow glad i asked you about it. i didn't know you would have that opinion about the changeover in the ceo. you were okay with the speed in which ge was moving under flannery >> look, i don't want to argue with the ge board, but in a five quarter period or so that john was ceo they stopped construction of a new headquarters building, got rid of something like 70% of corporate staff, changed 16 of his top 50 reports, brought in a new cfo. i think the pace of change was dramatic versus what we're normally seeing with new management teams perhaps if you're going to fault john it was trusting the people that reported to him a little too much and larry being an outsider it might be easier for him to question the people that report to him >> interesting take. i'm glad you shared it with us you own goldman sachs? >> we do >> what do you make of the quarter? >>

larry is a native of new jersey. went to college at the university of rochester where he was a member of the tennis team. very accomplished tennis player. he later got his first job in government working at the new york fed. from there he went to payne weber became the chief economist. became the chief economist at bear stearns. recruited at the office of management and budget under president reagan in president reagan's first term. after that he returned to bear stearnser and then later after leaving bear stearns began a series of television and radio shows known as the larry kudlow report, larry kudlow show. i often thought naming a show after yourself, i don't know whether that's a good idea or not, but i kind of think it's not a bad idea. so he's become the president's top adviser on economic policy since april when he assumed the position. and in the first full quarter in which he's had this position u.s. economy grew at 4.1%. so very impressive performance for the first quarter. [ applause ] . so i'm very pleas

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larry hernÁndez dice que al denunciarlo le salvÓ la vida.rnÁndez? josÉ: nunca y lo que hizo lo va a pagar. carlos: muy fuerte. ya vieron que tuvo que cumplir 36 meses larry hernÁndez y ahora tiene que enfrentarse a la furia de este hombre porque no le ha tocado nada y ahora quiere su parte. francisca: es que nunca se imaginÓ que este problema regresarÍa a la vida de larry ya que Últimamente lo hemos estado viendo pleno, si se puede decir de alguna manera, pero ahora este seÑor retoma y va con todo. hay que ver lo que las autoridades decidiran en cuanto este caso. carlos: la verdad es que fue un gran error de larry. Él ya ha hablado lo suficiente del tema. francisca: y reconoce que si no le hubiera pasado esto a lo mejor estarÍa peor. así que muchas veces dios tiene una manera de mostrarnos las cosas. carlos: menos mal que lo tomo aquÍ. ya estÁ por aquÍ! es la estrella de hollywood tiler pery estarÁ con nosotros. francisca: en sÓlo minutos jaime kamil no le tiene miedo al dolor y lo demuestra en el rincÓn del oeste. carlos: dicen que ahÍ duel

especially with the kavanaugh nomination in the kavanagh confirmation i don't know if a lot of americans larry to be honest i don't know if they even remember about russian meddling and i don't know if they would even care that there's chinese battling so it'll be interesting to see ok john ford motor company says it plans massive layoffs and blames trump's towns for a one billion dollars in losses to the ford motor company how do you react to that . why i like to see the evidence of that i think you know i've never been one that's been very pro tariff but one of the things i think that we need to remember is this economy is on fire and it would be really shocking to me if an automaker in this good of an economy which is one of the metrics we look at for a good economy to our auto sales and gasoline and whatnot it be really shocking to me if they're being left behind because of a tariff policy that is so new and i think we had a look a little deeper into that before we come to that conclusion brian why would ford law i. i think the tariff policy has been bad policy from the very beginning it's

i think what larry will do is bring stability of communication and direction. know, i get a lot of calls from close friends and colleagues they're just looking for clarity of direction and mission i think people will pull together under larry in a successful way i wish him and all of the people at ge the very best. >> bob, thank you. great to get your thoughts on a day like today bob nardelli. >> thank you. >>> quick check of the markets as we monitor the selloff. some buying going on dow off the lows to the tune of almost 200 points. dold day for pulte, and mcna's "squawk alley" is back after a short break. whooo! want to get a move on your next vacation? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world! like new orleans! from cooking classes, to airboat tours,, tripadvisor makes it easy to find and book amazing things to do. and you can cancel most bookings up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. so your whole trip... will be smooth sailing! >>> welcome back let's get to sue herera

. >> larry? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> victims' relatives were in court as one of two defendants tried to get his plea deal reinstated after it was thrown out by a previous judge. abc 7's amy hollyfield was there. >> it's frustrateding. let's get this over with. >> reporter: mary vegas gets nervous before every court appearance. she visited her son's graveyard. he's one of those who died in the goefts ship fire. >> i went to the cemetery yesterday and i talked to himmihim and i said make this better, make me feel go reporter: today went without answers. the attorney says these delays are hard on him too. they were hoping the judge would consider a plea agreement. the judge rejected it saying al me na doesn't sound remorseful. >> it's very sad that no one sees the deep felt remorse that he truly has. >> reporter: the term of that plea agreement are a nine-year prison sentence in exchange for a no contest plea to 36 counts of involuntary man slaughter. now everyone can come back in four weeks when

larry, great to see you.thank you very much. larry kudlow, at the white house. jermaine wright of california republican congressman, darrell issa. he sits on the house foreign affairs and judiciary. >> thank you for having me on. the hardest guide to follow. you talk about the free traders. the fact that he is at the presidents side tells you that tariffs are the tool to get to free trade. his very being in the ministration says that. maria: about issues on china specifically? this could go on for years, right? dealing with a dictator for life, he doesn't care. >> we have to be prepared to make china do what they said they were going to do. i was in china a few weeks ago for the world economic forum there. and xi talked about tax cuts and did 45 minutes of a speech no one believed but it sounded great! you have to hold china accountable to what they say they're going to do, not what they have been doing. which includes spying on us, stealing technology, bullying their neighbors, the military activities in the south china seas. there is an old expression that in

i'm larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. let's take a live look right now, where you can see there are some clouds already, but no rain in the bay area just yet. >> not yet. let us head to spencer christian back from vacation and bringing the rain wit began talking, the rain began to push up against the north bay coastline. so here's a look. we've got a large area of moisture just offshore. and some of it is touching the coastline right now. we've got some light showers around ft. ross right now. the rain is pushing into the north bay right now. here's a satellite radar image of our storm offshore, building a little steam. a light shock breaking only one on the storm impact scale. highest rainfall total will be in the north bay. it won't produce wet pavement overnight, so the morning commute could be a damagchallen. that will continue into the late night hours. by the beginning of the morning commute, wet pavement over much of the bay area, especially the north bay, pushing southward. ama? >> thank you, spencer. you can get

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and i think larry and sergei also. you w chairman of google, as everyone's -- as larry and sergei's boss, you have a certain anonymity, i would imagine, in certain situations. have there ever been a situation erewh somebody dtave -- i mean, not thathat i could obviously overhear because it was in a group setting, and they was the chair -- >> some conversation comes up? >> and they said some things and i go, oh, yeah? >> did they have to google you? >> yeah, i don't know. but it was an interesting google does this or that. they do? that's a surprise to me. >> i want to talk about your book. we are going to invite our viewers to continue to watch at pressheretv.com about leading matters. to the next rs on television we subject. if you are on television, president trump wants to cut back on workers visas. that could leave thousands o people in silicon valley and not just the workers but families in trouble. we will look that onalk about j book at pressheretv.com. >> "press: here" is available as a podcast on itunes. >>> p