what did they do to larry? larry risken? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> he loved life. him and in his presence, you too would feel carefree. >> larry risken was a navy man. joined the service after high school and rose through the ranks to become a commander. a leader of men. went to the gulf war. ♪ ♪ ♪ and back home in olympia, washington, his sister sherry heard all about it. then sherry heard about her. >> someone set up this blindly at a barbecue in california somewhere. >> was it like he fell for her right away? >> yes. >> did he have much experience with women? >> no. >> her name was sonia. sonia real's. a very pretty woman from the philippines. who owned a beauty salon in the los angeles suburb of lomita. did he know she was 16 years older than she was? whatever. didn't matter. >> he was naive. >> it's not the sort of image you have a mind for a navy commander? >> right. his kindness made him naive. >> larry had always been close to his family. visited whenever he could. but, said sherry, after sonia came along, larry stopped coming. >> sonia would be sick. she'd

larry: new memorial. michael and his husband spent the afternoon putting up a new anti-gun memorial not far from the scene. they are calling on legislators to come up with more effective gun control laws. this includes the names of victims and referenced the shooting as it structure, national gun laws. kristen: a man was accused of killing people. he drove back to san jose where there was a standoff with officers. reporter: after a double shooting last night, children were left. a man came to this home where he shot another man dead in the street. his three young children came out to find the father dead. they say the loved one was a good person. they do not know how he may have been connected to the shooter. hours later, the suspect took another life. >> we received calls last night. reporter: a man the family says she was romantically involved with. family did not want to be identified. >> she had a big heart. a wonderful mother. for this to happen to her. reporter: pd says the shooter led a police chas

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larry: thank you. developing from the frontlines lines of the so-called old fire in napa county, firefighters say their attack and the weather helped slow that blaze that ignited yesterday. our reporter live in napa county where it back your way she orders were lifted today -- where evacuation orders were lifted today. reporter: no reports of injuries, no homes burned. you can see some hotspots burning. the fire but tarted on the hill. what you don't see is an aerial assault. the ground crews are making such tremendous progress, meaning people can come home. >> it is traumatic, it is triggering. reporter: christy rene and her husband are tired. they are returning after being evacuated again. >> you have a catch, you can barely catch, and you don't know where you are going to stay. it is stressful. reporter: the scene house burned in the 2017 atlas fire. their home is also their studio and gallery. they lost $7 million with of artwork. renee says this cannot become the new normal. you are reconsidering

>> larry:. >> larry: you've got to own it and deal with it and when you were wrong you should promptly it. of course they won't do that. he's living in some kind of alternate universe. and unfortunately the country's paying the price for this right now. you see, inflation record, stocks are getting killed, interests rates are going up, real wages are falling, you went through the list, i happen to agree. he can't possibly run on that record. so i think he's probably too old, okay, but. >> dana: and you can't message away inflation. they can't start talking about it in a different way and make inflation better. >> larry: your other point is exactly right. there's no such thing as a communication policy it's about policy and substance and what you're doing and are you hurting or helping the country. nvsh the country outside of the biden white house understands that the country is vastly worse off. so he can't possibly run. but, look, the semifinals is going to be in november. he's going to get slaughtered, the calvary's coming and things are going to get better i like to be an optimist.

larry: yes. host: once he got elected, did you call him by his first name? larry: never. when he was president elect and while i serve there, he was either mr. president orser, always. -- mr. president or sir, always. host: we are in larry kudlow's library up in the wilds of connecticut. back to your insanity once more book. this is your october 2016 column -- i want to thank melania trump for starting me on the path of restored confidence in donald trump. larry: president trump, then candidate trump had said a couple of things that did not thrill me. i never left him, just things that did not throw me. things came up in that campaign -- you look back and it wasn't very important but during the campaign, it became a big deal and i had to talk about on the air and i recall milani a who is a wonderful, wonderful woman. we got to be good friends in the white house. she went on tv and defended president trump. she made it very clear she was a thousand percent behind him and that these things were passing and it was no big deal. so i wrote about that. it's funny. that column,

larry nassar. majority of the women said they were abused by larry nassar after he was reported to the fbi in 2015. they claim the bureaus in action a cloud larry nassar abusing athletes until he was arrested a year later.. >> no fbi or the reporters did what they did necessary to protect us. we have been found.. >> times of fundamental errors that were made in this case in 2015, and 16, should have never happened. >> larry nassar pled guilty in my 2018 to it is intent of the more than 265 patients who came forward saying they were molested. larry nassar is serving up to 175 years in prison. >>> moderna said the redesigned version of the booster shot worked better against the omicron variant. they announced a vista booster earlier. the test found this to be eight times more effective and neutralizing antibody levels. side effects are similar to the existing vaccine. the ceo said the new version is expected to be a leading candidate for a booster this fall. nbc bay area response to an east bay man w

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larry kudlow is here, and larry, bring you in now. negative. tell me what this reaction is, considering the news, the federal reserve as anticipated, by the way, i should say as anticipated in recent days. >> larry: in the last 24 hours. >> sandra: the federal reserve, the indications were that it was going to be a half point hike, then in recent days, we watch our little fed fund calculator on the cme and said three-quarters of a percentage point. >> larry: usual leak to "wall street journal." >> sandra: anticipated in recent days but still a significant hike in interest rates, the biggest in 28 years, larry, to tackle inflation. so, we are watching the reaction in the markets, your reaction. >> larry: biggest in 28 years. the inflation rate is the biggest in 40 years. but you know what, i am going to give them a plus on this. i'm going to give them a plus. it's a good thing. 75 is better than 50. they should have done 100, now i want to hear what jay powell has to say in the press conference because this is just the beginning. quite

larry: i'm not calm. [laughter] i'm freaking out inside. fortunately, i don't have to play, so we don't have to worry about that. we spent five years covering the warriors in the finals winning three out of five. k.d. left, klay got hurt, they had two years where they bottomed out. suddenly they are back in the finals. typically, that is not the way it works in the nba. it takes a lot to rebuild. talking about roster construction. steph curry calls them the old heads. he's talking about himself, andrea good dollar, klay, tray, but also the new kids on the block like jordan poole.. and a pair of 19-year-old, trying to soak all this up. somehow the warriors have made this work. here they are in the nba finals for the sixth time in eight years. >> every year is its own year end journey. appreciating that journey and actually going through it. not doing all you can to get around and thinking we will just get back there. just appreciating the journey and going through it. feeling the ups and downs. >> to be back for sixth time is incredible. it

let's get to larry beil with a preview of game one. larry: let's go. health is wealth when you get to the nba finals. the warriors are in good shape as they head into game one with the celtics. austin has a couple of key players. last on the warriors made the finals, 2019, was the last game for the dubs at oracle arena. klay thompson having a terrific game, tore his acl. they did not know that klay would go on to tear his achilles a year later so we are talking about 2.5 years of re-have to get back out of the court. toronto won the nba title and now, here we are three years later and klay has a new appreciation for playing in the finals. >> to be back for a sixth time is incredible. i never thought that was a possibility in my rookie year. going to enjoy every second of this and play as hard as i can and then you can walk away with no regrets. >> you look up and all the work you put in in the last two years has paid off. all that stuff is built into the context of what has happened since game six. we are back here for the spring special. larry: klay i

let's get to larry beil with a preview of game one. larry: let's go.h is wealth when you get to the nba finals. the warriors are in good shape as they head into game one with the celtics. austin has a couple of key players. last on the warriors made the finals, 2019, was the last game for the dubs at oracle arena. klay thompson having a terrific game, tore his acl. they did not know that klay would go on to tear his achilles a year later so we are talking about 2.5 years of re-have to get back out of the court. toronto won the nba title and now, here we are three years later and klay has a new appreciation for playing in the finals. >> to be back for a sixth time is incredible. i never thought that was a possibility in my rookie year. going to enjoy every second of this and play as hard as i can and then you can walk away with no regrets. >> you look up and all the work you put in in the last two years has paid off. all that stuff is built into the context of what has happened since game six. we are back here for the spring special. larry: klay is heal

larry kudlow and a laugh out of larry. good to have you on.have new developments in the hunter biden scandal house republicans are on the move digging in on biden dubious business deals, what president biden really knows. plus more on the fight over gun laws in the supreme court and in the senate. also weak on crime l.a. d.a. george gascon is doubling down on his decision to set free a known criminal who went on to kill two cops. we take it on with congresswoman kat cammack ahead on "the evening edit." >> he needs to just get out of office. he needs to give his job to somebody ho will care and do right to the community. ♪. in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me

larry, good to have you with us. we heard a couple times this week that there may be shake-ups coming and this is in the form of deemphasizing the treasury secretary and elevating other voices. what do you make of this report? >> well, look, i don't want to get involved in internal machinations having served in the white house myself. i don't have to agree with their policies. the problem here is policies. it's not messaging. it's policies. with respect to my distinguished successor who will interview here in a little bit and it's never personal to me, the fact is as they want stimulus spending and a large welfare state and as long as they have deficit finance and more money printing and as long as they choke off the supply of oil and gas and pipelines, those are the problems here. those are the mistakes the policy errors that the biden administration made. they didn't -- some extent i think they're still in denial blaming vladimir putin and pandemic supply shortages. the problem here is too many demand and not enoug

larry.gie, should be in the parade with his own float. don't you think he deserves it steph curry deserves it as well getting the one trophy the one award that had eluded him for years. finally finals mvp as the warriors are champions once again sports is next. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ sports sponsored by river rock casino good evening everybody larry beale at chase center where there was a victorious watch party tonight as the warriors get it done. they capture the championship for the fourth time in eight years finishing off the boston celtics in six games and you k

[laughter] >> larry kudlow thank you for being a book tv. thank you to both of you and your wife judy for hosting us here. >> my saintly wife. >> her saintly wife in the library etiquette. >> salih six presents recorded conversations while in office here many of those conversations on c-span new podcast, presidential recordings brickwork season one focus on the presidency of lyndon johnson. you'll hear about the 1964 civil rights act, the 1964 presidential campaign, the gulf of tonkin incident the march on selma and the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. >> certainly johnson's secretaries knew because they were tasked with transcribing many of those conversations. in fact they were the ones who made sure the conversations were taped as johnson would signal to them through an open door between his office and theirs. >> also some blunt talk. >> yes, sir, i want a report of the number of people assigned to kennedy the day he died and the #to me now. if mine are not blessed i want them blessed right quick. if i can't eve

larry, i know you are not surprised boy the outcome. we saw it swinging to the other side.es this is a that the progressive march even has a limit for progressives? >> i think so. we knew there was always a difference of opinion between progressives and moderates, you get too far out and people say you have to bring it in a little bit. in fairness it is not about boudin is about a ballot proposition we passed that liberalized the crime issue. there are a lot of fingers to point here. but he took the brunt. >> larry, obviously this is only half of the effort for the people fighting to recall the district attorney. now the work starts. who is going to replace him and then will that district attorney be able to turn around some of the crime that people are seeing that got the first da recalled in the first place? >> crime is part of it. that is absolutely the truth. also, the relationship between the police and the da's office was so toxic. that did not help anybody. so, i think the fence-mending will begin and begin quickly and the mayor will find the right person to do it. >

former treasury secretary larry summers discusses the state of the u.s. economy and tally inflation. he sat down with david from "the washington post." they also talked about the housing and labor markets and criticism of jeff bezos' on the biden administration's tax policy. this is 25 minutes. i would like to ask what you see coming out of this meeting and what do you think the chairman will say to the president about what he is doing? larry: i think the president's column today in "the wall street journal" articulated the broad principles, that inflation is our preeminent short run economic bubble, that it has to take priority over other problems, that the first part of any strategy or -- the first part of any strategy has to be monetary policy, that the president has to respect the independence of the federal reserve as the federals -- as the federal reserve does what is necessary to contain inflation. the fed was slow to recognize the gap -- the gravity of the gathering inflation score even though there was substantial evidence of it. in recent weeks

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so, larry, in 1975, you saved president ford's life. tell us that story. i think we have a video we are going to show you of the attempted assassination attempt and then you can talk us through that that day. >> okay. >> it was mid morning in sacramento when president ford [inaudible] a hotel to walk over to the state capitol for a meeting with governor andrew and jon edmund brown junior, and the speech for the state legislature. this was a political trip, part of the presidents cabinet to unlock at the republican law nomination. so he was shaking hands when he went along and working the crowds as politicians say. and it was a friendly crowd, accompanied by aides and secret service agents, the president reached for every hand insight. [inaudible] suddenly, a young woman, holding a gun, appeared at the presidents side. the secret service agent grab the gun and wrestled the young woman to the ground as other agents formed a tight protective shield around the president and moved him swiftly to the capital. >> well, and there you are, apprehending that would b

last word to you, larry, you've got 30 seconds. larry: i think it's fabulous, good for mr. clyburn.solid, analytical piece of work. listen, that also was a joke. when donald trump left the -- what else, you can't take this stuff seriously. when trump left the house and for the duration of his term, the inflation rate was always under 2% for heaven sakes. what is he talking about? and operation warp speed put us on the road to recovery, and he handed biden a 6.5% economy. 6.5%, from the first quarter of 2021 and they had to pour on $2 trillion which created this massive inflation. it's a head scratcher. it's a head scratcher, stu. stuart: it is. larry: if i had any hair, it's a hair scratcher. stuart: [laughter] you got to sort all of that out for us, larry. kudlow, weekdays, 4:00 p.m. this afternoon we will be watching thanks for being on with us, larry always appreciate it. when you think of affordable housing, million dollar apartments are not the first thing that come to mind, but that is what's happening in california. larry elder is fed up with it and he's on the show. from the

>> if larry is right, most of the market is positioned wrong.s i said, we cannot take incidences from previous cycles 10, 20 years ago in regards to what these more longer-term structures of the economy looks like. it's all well and good saying we have an inflation problem, has some prayer laws to what was happening -- parallels close happening 20 years ago but the playbooks are not the same. what i would argue is that if we are talking three or 5% from the federal reserve, the market is definitely in a position for it. maybe a few individuals are but on a whole, we are not pointing to this. i would highlight briefly -- dani: if i could just get into this quickly, i want to make sure we cover it. one extreme positioning you can say is certainly the yen, continuing to drop to beyond a 20 year low. you look at aiming to keep powerful easing, it's not just the gap fueling the yen. how does this shakeout with the boj that is committed to the project of easing? >> and does lean back into the previous topic. if larry summers is right, it is not about

a larry summers might be a bridge too far.he american people, you may want to choose something like larry somers that said spending money won't cure inflation. he's been warning that inflation is not transitory. >> might be too late. the key phrase that i thought from larry summers in the clip we played, given where we've gotten to, now that we're here, what are we going to do about this. think about the formulas that are out there for trying to solve the current crisis, most of them are the lap of the federal reserve. we're going to raise interest rates and there's no demand out there anymore. given where we are, as larry summers just said, i'm not sure a change of course would make a difference for the economy. >> martha: it's a great point. if you see an accident coming and you're tapping the breaks and you have to slam them so hard at the very end, the likelihood is that you'll crash into something. that's difficult in terms of recovery. here's an interesting conversation on morning joe. watch this. >> you flood the econom

larry summers, former treasury secretary says the u.s. will need unemployment near 6% to curb inflation. he also said the fed will likely need to make more difficult choices of terrain in prices. after the call with summers, president biden had this to say. >> i was talking to larry summers this morning and there is nothing inevitable about a recession. manus: let's get to into current -- enda curran. strong words from summers, and then we understand you're going to need maybe one year and 75 percent unemployment. -- 7.5% on a planet. can you square it? enda: clearly president biden is putting his own spin on the conversation but he did go on to say that he is talking to democrats about other measures to keep a lid on inflation as well, such as perhaps lowering the price of insulin. there are also talks -- democrats are desperate to bring down inflation. whatever happened between present biden and larry summers, goldman now see a heightened risk of recession in the u.s. and have downgraded their growth forecast. i think it will take more

larry buendorf, from preventative 1975 assassination attempt on gerald ford. the george w. bush presidential center is the host of this 55 minute event. >> here at the bush center we have a wonderful relationship with our partners, it is so nice to have dr. -- knowing our panelists who will be out here in a minute, these will be both informative and highly entertaining. these guys know how to tell a story. it's a rare treat to have the curtain pulled back, from those who are on the front line protecting the president and the first family. we are honored to be joined tonight by three former secret service agents whose combined years of service almost approach 82 years. privileged to have larry buendorf with us, 22 year veteran of the secret service. he was honored with the u.s. secret service avail are award, for stopping an assassination attempt on president gerald r. ford in 1975 and sacramento. later, he served 25 years as security chief -- joe clancy it is with us, he served on the protective details of four presidents including president bush, or trail blazer as he woul

there we are, great outfit larry. we moved about the mountain without people being able to really trail us. we were in our formations. and we would go into a ski line, obviously the ski instructor line. we'd go through the line down the mountain, and gone. we were able to move about without interrupting the normal ski days of everyone else. so it worked out pretty well. >> great. talk about the rain. go ahead. >> with that, what's important is that again, the first families are trying to live a normal life in this bubble. as larry said about skiing, the secret service has to take this private nature when they go into this public nature, president reagan horseback rider. president bush 41, what did he not do, right? boats, water, president bush, running, biking. and president clinton, president bush, president obama, all those other activities, so the secret service had to train agents on horseback. and u.s. park police played a tremendous role, because it's about how to extract or evacuate the president and the first

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i go back tothe unhinged larry . we almost burned down the yuma convention center so let's go ahead and open this up forquestions . and i'll take it from there. we have a microphone here. you're not on. there you go. you're on. >> hello larry. >> hi larry. >> this deep state is a behemoth now. >> huge. >> and it we know that t personnel his power. [inaudible] they're going to do or not do what is required of them by the president. what i'd like you to comment on is starting the high levels of civil service and going down there's a certain culture of people who are hired and the fact that they are rewarded for finding new ways to add a little bit of power and find new things to regulate and control. how hdoes that work and how bad is it? >> it's horrible. what reagan said was the closest into eternal life on this planet was a government agency. and you're absolutely right . you can change out the head of these agencies but how much is that really going to affect the culture? we saw this with the fbi. we had sean hanni

larry madowo is joining us now from a watch party in kenya, hopefully watching cnn, larry. >> reporterly, max. and she was here just a few miles away from where that happened, the queen and prince philip were here and then she was princess elizabeth when she learned that her dad had died and she had to cancel the rest of her commonwealth tour. she was supposed to go to new zealand and australia and she had to hurry back to the uk to become the new queen. so this is a place that has special connection to her majesty and this platinum jubilee. and i have someone with me who has met the queen in 2018. you are originally from here. what was it like that moment to meet somebody who became queen in your hometown? >> it was one of the best moments i'll never forget in my life. i mean, the queen her majesty, it met a lot for me and our organization. it gave us a lot of credibility which we normally need especially for young social entrepreneurs. >> and your work is in nairobi. you work around tech. but you are doing something special here in the area. >> yes, yes, to mark jubilee platinum, we

how do we know that he spoke to larry summers? we don't know anything. >> could probably check on that one. it is worth checking on. >> remember, larry summers is the guy that said you're going to get us inflation and recession. he's the first to say that. >> i want to pull this up. i don't want to make more out of falling off the bike. i could fall on my bike. they do. your foot can catch in that thing. here's what the "wall street journal" wrote. breaking the biden age taboo. you've seen over the last couple weeks since "the new york times" story came out where you have avenues that would not normally be pointing at the president's age, pointing quite clearly at the president's age. the "wall street journal" says the rest of the week woke up and learned how old this president is and he would be 82 at the end of the first term. so you mentioned to me in the break that is interesting that they did a big profile pete on pete buttigieg. what do you see happening here? >> i think the media wants a replacement, the left-leaning media

is larry ellison wilson -- is larry ellison spending a lot of time there. sophie: he moved there during the pandemic and that has been key. it was sort of out of place, out of mind. but now that he is there, his plans are picking up. he is building a school, a complex for himself, a new housing construct. he shut down his third hotel for a workforce housing for the entire year, and a lot of this is happening with no key medication with the community. emily: interesting. it is a fascinating read, you can check it out. sophie alexander, thank you. check out the article in bloomberg businessweek. more musical chairs at disney. ceo bob chapek has abruptly fired the head of television, peter rice, for not being a team player, according to bloomberg sources. rice was chair of general entertainment content and oversaw a vast swath of shows carried across disney networks. the sudden firing is the latest twist in a tumultuous stretch for chapek. he wrestled with challenges that included a high-profile dustup with florida governor ron desantis over a new law limiting

>> larry beil joins us now with a look at sports.: the warriors are kings of the nba once again. steph and draymond may lead the league in so this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can do anything. larry: steph curry showed he's the patty king but draymond green is right there with him. he's got a claim to the throne as well, wearing a celtics t-shirt that was a giveaway item for events to celebrate the 18th championship. draymond wrote "nope." as the warriors arrived back home with their fourth championship of the steph curry area, a title even steve kerr said was the most unlikely of all, because of so many injuries, steph says he sees and

please welcome to the stage larry. [applause] are i think it's great to be back here.specially in a room dedicated to andrew. i only had a few occasions to meet andrew. but one of them was he went way out of his way to introduce had brought me hosted a nice wonderful steak dinner many other people it's really nice of him to do that. i am always grateful to andrew for leading the way. it's interesting you mentioned because in ohio and our home we had a nice big yard of the picket fence. one day the dog was at the going crazy butut there is a raccoon with its head stuck between the fence slats. i used to tell my students i walked back to the garage and i got my big trouble. and i walked out. i >> that fence and freed that reckons we could run off. don't tell me use bash the raccoon. so anyway for those of you who do not know me, everything's jim said is more or less trooper end up teaching at the university of dayton in 1985 printer were a number of books that are not here tonight their academic books. and again they make for good footnotes and so forth. but they do not

prior to publishing our first article about larry nassar, we already had three survivors come forwarder we published our first article in 2016, we heard from many others who shared similar stories with us. by who shared similar stories with us. by the end of it, there were more than 500 people who had come forward with allegations against him. you know, the survivors have said that they feel betrayed by every institution that was supposed to stand by them, i mean, they spoken out against the us olympic committee, usa gymnastics, the fbi, even the department ofjustice. after being filled by so many institutions, how hopeful are they of being able to fix accountability in this case?— in this case? obviously i don't seak in this case? obviously i don't speak for— in this case? obviously i don't speak for the _ in this case? obviously i don't speak for the survivors, - in this case? obviously i don't speak for the survivors, but . in this case? obviously i don't i speak for the survivors, but what in this case? obviously i don't - speak for the survivors, but what i can tell you is that t

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hi larry, thanks for joining us. cassidy hutchinson was the only witness to testify in today's last minute hearing. was it significant? >> it sure was, and it might have been the tipping point to a lot of other things. i'm reminded of alexander butterfield in watergate. the subject of tapes came up, and he was like oh, yeah, we have those and boom. this could be the same moment here when it comes to the january 6th investigation. a lot of things came out today and a lot more to come courtesy of today. >> so what was the january 6th committee trying to show, larry? >> they wanted to have an eyewitness, someone who was actually seeing this whole thing rather than hearing about it from other people who heard it from other people. she offered great detail which gives her a lot of credibility. she talks about who was in the room, what they were doing, what they said. she could discuss events, conversations that others have only heard about, and that really puts her inside where all the action is. >> and she basically said

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joining us now to talk is abc 7's sports director larry. larry. >> i am here. yes. >> that is good. we want to talk about stuff. stuff. stuff. and that's where it ends. we have never seen him as emotional as last night. >> that tells you just how much this championship -- and the finals meant to him. there are so many players in the leak that never even get close to an nba title. abc 7's own donald -- played a decade with a warriors and a few with orlando. he never got anything -- close to anything like this. we have the 2015 team that is on staff and clay and dray. andre and harrison. katie joins them. that was a superteam. it was not a surprise they one. and then they miss the playoffs for two straight years. one of those years you had the worst record in the entire week. then to come back in 2020 two and win it all in storybook fashion. i think that is why you see all the tears. just to see what klay thompson has been through. -- and the regular season with injuries. they were so banged up throughout the year. steve kerr has said repeatedly they were not healthy as a group and th

[applause] thank you, larry.thank you everyone for being here with us tonight if you are inspired by that fantastic talk by larry schweikert. you are free to purchase not just his latest book, but he has some of the archives over there at the table on the on the table at the side of the room. thank you all for being here. we will be in touch soon for a future events coming up with the spring and summer here at the heartland institute. thank you and drive safe. you you know who our guest speaker is, so i'm not going to a pine about his qualifications credentials and achievements. which are both impressive and far too numerous to mention. so instead i'd like to point out just a few things that might have escaped your notice if you're anything like me when you saw this video you realize there's probably a side to james o'keefe you never knew.

well, you know what, larry?oice and i'm only beginning to just use them. >> the department of justice declined multiple times to prosecute the fbi employees involved. it would not comment on these new claims, but the fbi has previously condemned the conduct. >> the actions and inaction of the fbi employees detailed in this report are totally unacceptable. >> the fbi can now respond to the athletes' claims. if they are not settled in six months, the attorneys representing them can file a lawsuit. >> it disgusts me that we are still fighting for the most basic answers and accountability over six years later. >> attorney john manly out of california has stood by the side of all of these victims from the beginning, pursuing for them justice. they have been at this for a long time, many of these women were sexually assaulted when they were in their teens. now, we are 2022, and they are finally asking the fbi one last time possibly, we deserve justice. jake. >> jean casarez, thanks. here to discuss, sports analyst and

dani: larry fink says hold onto your hats. we had miserable edp data out yesterday, and we are back in the environment where bad news is good news yet again. strong jobs data head us pricing in fed hikes. let me take you into today's equity market when it comes to futures, it seems that anything that keeps the fed from being less aggressive is greeted with even arms by equities. we saw a rally in u.s. equities, a little follow-through in europe .7%. we are reminding everybody a lot of equity markets are closed, china, hong kong as well as the u.k. with another day of the queen's jubilee. closed under 25% yesterday, the first time in six weeks. typically, we get some systematic buying coming into the picture. so we could see some buyers coming with volatility dropping yesterday. manus: i'm so glad that you show the volatility. the correct way rather than my folly. if anybody thinks we are in for a bumpy ride at negative selling volatility into this. an american and an irishman talking about the jubilee, there you go. let's talk

larry kudlow the man himself.siness news as he is well-known to our audience. >> [laughter] stuart: joking aside, look. >> [laughter] stuart: let's get serious here, okay? the administration is clueless on inflation. am i being too harsh? larry: no. no, i thought vice president's answer was absolutely fabulous. i don't know what she said, no one knows what she said. i mean, you know, this doesn't have to be that hard. just freeze spending, make the tax cuts permanent, end the war on fossil fuels, de regulate business, that's how some supply side growth, let's let the fed raise interest rates like they're going to have to do look, stu, my totally favorite thing, i mean, kamala harris pal es to what's going on in the g-7 where i guess janet yellen wants price caps, aka price controls on russian oil, but emmanuel macron who i actually know rather well, he wants global price caps on everything. i just love this. this is like a race to world socialism. this is like richard nixon, jerry ford, jimmy carter, whip inflatio