larry: he clerked for you? >> for me. larry: how was he?at is before he was fame "almost famous" -- before he was famous. larry: people say he is a hard worker. >> he is a smart guy. incredibly well-spoken. will do a good job in the campaign. larry: byron, i'm not a lawyer. he is the only lawyer here but this decision in south florida by judge eileen cannon essentially saying that special counsel jack smith is unconstitutional, period, full stop, does this end the lawfare? does this end the whole lawfare attack, that plus the supreme court decision? >> definitely think it does because even at a minimum it will stop jack smith and the justice department on their current approach to this entire situation, and especially now with the country moving focused from all of the meandering politics and the backbiting is what's important for the american people going forward. this convention is shifting the focus of our country to being a united america. i think lawfare is coming to an end. quite frankly should have never started to begin with. the ca

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larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.resident biden making it clear he will not drop out of the race. there will be no visit from the lord almighty i'll say. charlie hurt, tammy bruce on set to talk about that and few other things just a moment. want to talk about the almighty i'm happy with that first up our own hilary vaughn on capitol hill with more. hilary, have you seen the almighty, tell us? >> reporter: larry, not yet here on capitol hill but i don't think he would show up here. larry: right. >> reporter: while the president is waiting for a sign or intervention from god to tell him to drop out of this race lawmakers on capitol hill are calling for him to do that. some in public, some in private but at the white house today the press secretary faced a lot of questions about the president's mental health and whether or not lawmakers should be concerned and americans should be concerned about his cognitive ability but the press secretary said today, a cog knit test is not on the table -- cognitive test. while the pre

larry? larry: bryan, just one thing.k, terrorists have been coming across the open border including iranian or middle eastern terrorists for three and a half years right now. why is this all of a sudden brand new? in other words, why are the intelligence authorities suddenly coming up with the idea that they might want to kill donald trump who is iran's enemy? >> reporter: the it's a great question, larry. i think the timing on this specifically and timing which we all have questions as to how this shooter was able to get within 150 yards of the former president, these are all questions that homeland security committee in congress is going to want to ask the head of the secret service, kimberly cheatle, as well as fbi's directer and dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. they have demanded a committee hearing on tuesday next week, you better believe these questions are going to be top of mind, larry. larry: no, i got it. thank you for the update. it sounds like ever cover your you know what, to me, but anyway, bryan llenas, t

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.onald trump went into the lion's den in front of the black journalists convention and came out a big winner. that's the subject of the riff. ♪ donald trump went into the lion's den today with a sit-down in front of national association of black journalists in chicago. kamala harris was also invited but she was a no-show. no doubt about it, however, mr. trump has gotten his swag back. one of the questioners was abc reporter rachel scott who opened the q&a by attacking trump and he just fought back, telling her how rude she was after all. he showed up on time. they started 35 minutes late because their audio equipment failed. and after that he thought kamala would be there and she wasn't. she called the event false advertising. take a listen to this whole thing. >> i love the black population of this country. i've done so much for the black population of this country. including employment, including opportunities zones. i was invited here and i was told my opponent whether it was biden o

larry? larry: all right, edward lawrence. steve moore, committee to unleash prosperity, radio host of "moore money," wabc radio host. david malpass, former president of the world bank group. gentlemen, steve moore i want to start with this guy swagel. it boosted gdp by seven billion dollars. has paid taxes. inferred it kept the inflation rate down. i have wall street hedge fund guys telling me it will be terrible if we lose the cheap labor. open border it was really a good idea? we had this story all wrong, steve, the whole time? it has been great for the economy. doesn't matter. public safety is suffered. fentanyl suffered. crime has suffered. venezuela gangs. we missed the point all together, this swagel is right. what in the world is he talking about? >> no question immigrants are benefit to our economy when they come in legally, the right way. larry: yeah. >> we probably do need more legal immigrants as birth rates fall in the united states and around the world. what biden has done so contaminated the immigration process

. ♪ ♪ larry: hello, folks. welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.r president trump gives his key note speech tonight to the republican national convention, and literally i believe the entire world will be watching. speaker of the house mike johnson will be here visiting us on that and other points as well. and we think the trump strength and trump tough is what the country needs. that's the subject of the riff this evening. ♪ ♪ larry: all right. we've got a little music background, but we're used to fit here on on the "kudlow" show. as soon as i show up here on the balcony if, they start playing music. so here we go again. all eyes are going to be on president donald trump tonight as he gives the keynote peach at the republican convention here in milwaukee and as he accepts his party's third nomination for president. it will be will be mr. trump's first speech since the horrific assassination attempt on his life where god intervened to prevent the unthinkable from happening. i was saved by the grace of god, the former president has said. my guess is

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.o in the first days of the campaign kamala harris already steered to the left. we're going to talk to david malpass and scott best ant in a few moments about that and some other things. first up our own edward lawrence standing by at the white house t wouldn't be a good day without edward lawrence at the white house. what is cooking my friend? >> markets might not think it ace good day. we were up 200 points, now we finished 88 points. the market lost its steam. the stream by the administration look past, ignore 19% increases in prices since president joe biden and vice president kamala harris came in office. in a statement about gdp that came out today, thanks to my and vice president harris's economic agenda the economy grew robust 2.8 last quarter based on strong american consumers and business investment. he neglected to mention government spending adding to the gdp. the vice president cheering on the economy into the shape it is today with no specifics. >> today we face a choice b

larry?the israeli, i will call it response, military response, is finished for now or do you think later tonight or tomorrow they hit again? >> reporter: for now it appears to be finished but there are also reports tonight of some places in iraq with hezbollah, a hezbollah offshoot there shia militias, backed by iran also being targeted. it wouldn't be surprised if there are further israeli strikes. this is the major response for israel for now but forces remain on high alert across this country, understanding this strike could lead to a broader conflict. larry: got it, trey yingst, thank you very much for that. joining me now that congressman greg stuebe and my pal general keith kellogg. thanks to both of you very much. greg stuebe, one thing is for sure, the united states government never gives israel full backing you know? i mean the rhetoric coming out of biden or harris, yeah we think that israel should defend itself but, but, but, bush, but, and somewhere in the middle ofness but, buts

larry: yeah. >> it's crazy. larry: just like that. >> so here we are.a san francisco radical as the democratic nominee. so it's going to be wild. larry: a couple quick bullets on this, there is so much to talk about, substantivelily i thought mr. trump's platform and speech, now, the first part of that speech was incredible, what he described, what he narrated the attempted assassination but, newt, beyond that, much has been written about that, not so much written about the fact that trump gave probably the growthiest speech i ever heard, even going back to reagan. time and time again trump talked about cutting taxes. at one point he talkerred about the laffer curve, revenue went up after we cut taxes. drill, baby, drill, deregulation and growth, growth, growth. that is a very strong statement and i think growth people win. redistributionists lose. i think tax cutters win and tax hikers lose. what do you think? >> well i think first of all that the republican national committee should make a huge effort to get the platform in the hands of every american

larry: big boy. >> reporter: 2 1/2 hours, larry. lot of eyes willing watching this news conference. even though it is not an official event in the nato summit. the president of finland even this debate, talking about the president's ability to lead has gotten in the way of what the nato summit is all about. listen to this. >> the only thing i'm worried about the political climate in the united states right now is too toxic. it is very polarized and that sort of doesn't leave i think enough room for a civilized and constructive debate about different types of policy choices. >> reporter: he adds he has no concerns about president biden but biden's senior advisors pitching lawmakers today, talking with senate democrats. the president had the first democratic senator say he needs to step aside as more house democrats make the same. this as fox news is reporting that large donors decided not to support president biden anymore. george clooney at the top of that list. republicans watching what they believe is a slow-moving train wreck. >>

larry? larry: thanks very much, ashiah hasnie.olks we'll get back to the secret service hearing in just a moment. first president trump's rnc was a knockout punch to the biden democrats. that's the subject of the riff. ♪. besides joe biden's bad health and his awful performance in the debate, his bad polling numbers, i think the final knockout punch for biden leaving the race was the incredibly successful republican national convention in milwaukee. that's right, the rnc was the final knockout punch for mr. biden. the convention was so positive, so optimistic, so united, so well-inspirationally messaged that leading democrats took one look at it, decided they needed a new horse. i'm assuming that horse is vp kamala harris but that's not my main point here. two days after donald trump's near-fatal assassination attempt, saved by the grace of god, he appeared on the convention floor rallying the troops once again and he bravely showed up each night to cheer on convention speakers and the speakers themselves were fantastic. many of w

larry: right. that is a good point. >> there is nothing new they have known for years that joe biden is cognitively challenged and listening to new york times and "washington post,, editorial, how he needs to step out of the rate, i call if a media insurrection, it is a profound contempt they have for actual voters. >> i. larry: i agree, tammy, god is not coming down. biden is in denial. you are shocked he won't take a neurological cognitive test? donald trump has taken a couple. and happy to take another one. >> this is fascinating,. larry: donald trump won the golf tournaments. >> trump is supposed to be the only bad guy, evil, he is sitting in courtroom all those weeks listening to that crap. he goes to the debate, he goes with the bad guys who are mod tater -- moderators and no audience, he will go where we point him because he loves the country and he is willing to do it, he knows what he stands for and he will do. he took the cognitive test, he did everything that people wanted. he is in this

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.ecret service chief kimberly cheatle is officially out but still plenty of other questions about the failed trump assassination attempt. senator tommy tuberville on that and much more in just a few moments. but first up, fox news ashiah hasnie on capitol hill with the latest. ashiah, the story is not closed even though she is gone, what's cooking up there? >> reporter: larry, this is just the beginning, house democrats and republicans are telling me that kim cheatle resigning is simply not enough and that is why house speaker mike johnson and democrat leader hakeem jeffries today jointly announced a bipartisan task force to look into this assassination attempt. they want congress to step in. part of that oversight actually happened today, larry. with the pennsylvania state police commissioner testifying here on the hill. he revealed that the two officers with the butler county emergency services unit, they were inside that agr building where the shooter was up atop of, and to the best

back to you, larry. larry: edward lawrence, thank you very much.e north dakota governor doug burgum. welcome back, governor burgum. this issue, president biden's performance at the debate was so bad, last nights he read the teleprompter four 1/2 minutes and shuffled away. as you know u.s. military bases in europe has been put on alert for possible terrorist threat. my question to you is now mr. biden a national security risk because he looks so weak and, if you will, almost ill? is he a security risk, sir? >> absolutely, larry, he is a security risk, biden is for america. he is on multiple levels. one is, as was just said, america, not just america that can't unsee what we all saw last thursday night but putin was watching, xi was watching. the ayatollahs were watching. any of our adversaries around the world saw that performance and they look at someone who is not able to get through a debate much less serve out the rest of his term potential itly, certainly, there is nothing that would indicate he could serve four more years beyond that. but if t

larry: hello, folks welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. all the energy was with president trump last night at his rally in miami. he is sticking to his growthier america first message. congressman mike waltz, carlos gimenez were both there they join us in a few moments. first mark meredith standing by with all of the details. mark, what is cooking. >> reporter: good afternoon to you, former president trump is daves away from announcing his vice presidential pick. everyone is trying to read the tea leaves if trump's schedule or rally locations will give us an idea who will get the job. last night at doral rally trump gave suggest suggests marco rubio remains contender of the job. he talked about democrats hitting vice president kamala harris who he could face off against in november. >> the radical left democrat party is divided, in chaos and having a full-scale breakdown all because they can't decide which of their candidates is more unfit to be president, sleepy, crooked joe biden or laughing kamala. if joe had picked someone halfway comp

larry? larry: peter, you know, i'm old.remember, vice president harris was in charge of the border and was at the border once? if many three and a half years? -- in three and a half years? if is that wrong, once? >> reporter: she's made a couple trips down to that neck of the woods, but it was just the one -- i was with her then in el paso. we went to a border processing station. and somehow when we were there, there was nobody being processed. [laughter] larry: those other trips were not four seasons hotel in dallas. just kidding. that was a joke. thank you, peter doocy. [laughter] have a great weekend. joining me now to talk about all of this, byron york, chief political correspondent "the washington examiner" and fox news contributor, leo ferrell, civil rights -- leo terrell, kim strassel, "wall street journal" columnist and fox news contributor. you know, our own peter doocy's saying that mr. from if biden has a problem. -- mr. biden has a camp. kim, i'm -- mr. biden has a problem. kim, his problem is he followed the li

larry.arry: jeff, just quickly, if you may, and thank you for the report, there is an issue here, you mentioned it right at the end, explosive devices in the car. i think of them as bombs. earlier there were reports about homemade bombs at home. what is the bomb story with this character? >> reporter: well, it sounds like the fbi is saying he had a couple ieds or explosive devices he made in his car. he had two there. he had one at home. the one inside of his car, they say that was ready to go. that had all of the supplies. it could have exploded. they don't know what kind of damage it would have caused but it was ready to go. the receiver on those explosive devices was not on. if he tried to detonate it, 2 wouldn't have gone off. the explosive device didn't find at his house. had all the supplies to blow up, found no receiver there. doesn't know what kind of damage it would have caused but it could have blown up had receiver been on and clicked it to explode. larry: jeff paul, thank you eve

larry: message.nflation, open border high inflation, harris faulkner, what would you do first, close border drill, baby, drill, he is on message he would not waive ir. waiver. >> and audience were primarily black voters in urban areas who see 10 million people come into country illegally and in like new york, we have seen this sanitation, education, police are all cut, social services because the money is going to taking care of those here illegally instead, he hammered that and talked about anonymous -- a tax on everyone, does not matter what race you are he landed some punches there and everyone is concentrated on fluff and sizzle, but in the end donald trump went 2 into the lion's den. >> is harris faulkner able to ask question or will they choose the journalists that into the questions. >> joe concha and mark simone thank you. >> up next, voters rejecting kamala harris open border policies, big time. and drill, baby, drill, no wait. fracking ban, no, wait. i have to figure out what her position i

larry.are trying to spin the border crisis as a positive for harris. believe it or not, they were claiming she was not the border czar and arguing his role was limited to root causes of migration from mexico and northern countries but, larry, the numbers don't lie. according to cbp data committee taxer three and a half years of biden harris administration, ill lee croationings of immigrants from the northern trifoliate angle are up 140% over trump's years. 4.3 million recorded under biden harris to trump's 1.8 million and that doesn't begin to capture the unimaginable loss suffered by americans like rachel moren's mother. >> vice president harris was supposed to go to central america and find out what the roll cause was for the immigration. and deal with it there. it was 8.7 million illegal immigrants coming into our country. if it was any other country, it would have been considered an invasion. reporter: not on democrats are on board with the re-branding of harris and the border czar debat

larry: fantastic.pher wray said trump may not have been hit by a bullet. really? really? this is the fbi director? good heavens. that is all i can say. congressman dr. ronny jackson. who examined the president hours over the shooting will join us next. with congressman scott p perry to rebut this most ridiculous assertion by the fbi. i'm kudlow we'll be right back. but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. maria and julio thought their life would never slow down. then one day, it finally did. you were made to find inner peace. we were made to track flight prices to parad

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larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow top of news, a stirring forceful tough and bipartisan speech by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in front of joint session of congress, in a moment we'll be joined by house speaker mike johnson to talk about mr. netanyahu's billion speech. but first tonight play clips from the peac speech. >> forces of civilization to triumph america and israel must stand together, when we stststand together something happens we win they lose. >> live that we wen, win, they lose. i love, that throughout the speech. israeli took took great care to conjoin israel and united states. >> our enemies are your enemies. our fight is your fight. and our victory will be your victory. >> and he took great care to make his appeal a bipartisan one, first to president biden. take a listen. >> i am to thank president biden for his tireless efforts on behalf of the hostages and hostage families, he rightly called hamas sheer evil. >> and then a nod to former president tru

larry: growth. can't get enough. terrific.ough, for all of good things jd vance is saying, and his credentials and story, he has appeared several times at convention and since convention, he was in ohio yesterday, his hometown, jd vance has not once talked about the trump tax cuts or deregulation. not once, and i'm not sure i understand why. or whether that is a problem. just seems that it is consistent. and i don't think that is a healthy thing, what do you think? >> well, i have gotten to know jd vance, i endorsed him strongly when he ran for senate in ohio. and i think she a -- he is a good man, and i have great admiration, do i agree with him issue, no, i do not agree with donald trump over issue. 85 to 95 percent of the issues i do, but with the tax cuts, i think maybe you and i and art laffer have to sit with him for a bit and explain supply side model, i believe h he voted for trump tax cuts otrade, i and art laffer are more free traders than he. i'm not worried about it i think growthy is a good way do describe what tr

larry: one thing. mr.the same thing, people that fell all over him, assume usual role of secret service. which is if they had to put themselves in front of a blbullet. one thing that strikes me, as lay person, i have been following this, we had a lot of discussion on the show. there seems to have been a severe lack of cooperation between the local police authorities and the secret service. i don't understand that. there are some people, a lot of rumming ons to your point -- rumors, to your point, that the secret service don't respect the local authorities, they did not show up for meetings with local authorities, then other rumors with respect to fbi they don't get along, there is bad blood, fbi thinks it is superior. if we can't work with state and local authorities, who know the turf better, that is you know all is lost it seems, they had their eyes on this guy, quite a few minutes before the actual shooting. >> you have that dynamic in play, then you have the on the ground of s is supposedly maybe. that

larry: that is it. you could have limit government spending too. >> we should try, that a deregulatory tax cut is what this economy needs to sustain itself next year. larry: kevin warsh, former fed former in man about town. >> not at all. larry: still teaching school, the stanford kids would just listen to you. >> we want them back in the classroom not protest lines. larry: you said it coming up. kamala harris, is handcuffing israel. when we need is some trump tough foreign politicker policy. stalk about that with john ratcliffe, you can catch c kudlow. monday through friday at 4 p.m., if you can't, text your favorite 9-year-old, and she will show you how to dvr the show. and you will never miss a supply side policy. i'm kudlow, he is warsh we'll be right back. (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefull

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm the chief of secret service dodges questions about the failed assassination of president trump by the way, there is the fact that kamala harris now jumping in to the 24 race. but she is just biden 2.0, if you ask me, we have congressman byron donalds on that. but first fox news, congressional correspondent aishah hasnie with the latest from the capital, a big day. reporter: this hearing was brou-- buttal it did note go well for director cheatle. saying that sec second lapse was worst she has seen, but she believes she is the best 57 to lead secret service at this time. even though more and more people democrats and republicans are coming out and say could, she has to go. >> i don't want to add to the director's terrible horrible, no good, very bad day, but, i will be joining the chairman in calling for the resignation of the director. reporter: we didn't learn very much, she really dodged practically every question. she did tell the committee at-this-point no on

larry: fed chair j. powell and cbr director on capitol hill testifying, edward lawrence live with details. reporter: i am at nato summit this connections to fed chairman in that. the president would like to see nato members pay more for their own defense. fed chairman set up possibility for rate cut in september because americans are paying more because of inflation he testified powell testified that leaving rates higher could harm the economy more. >> our economy is slowing. is it not? >> yes, although still growing at a solid pace. >> our unemployment rate is rising is it not? >> yes, it is although the labor market still strong. >> our labor market is slowing is it not. >> yes. >> most people if you ask them to define bidenomics, they would say that is easy we get to pay more to live worse. >> i couldn't touch -- that sentence with that word in it. reporter: powell did admit that labor market is weakened that could be a risk for inflation on labor side, some of thi manufacturing not creating many jobs

larry: mr.ssful ceos, you are a former ceo of a successful study, and state of north dakota does that put you head and shoulders above others. >> i can't comment on comparison it is accurate that i had a lot of tune in leadership as an executive in public and private sector. and i think that you know, you will never see me as a sensosenator or congressman, i like to get stuff done, i am an operating guy, i know trump when he gets in office he will get a lot of stuff done and have a lot of talent in next administration. up and down, and he will get -- get so much done right out of the blocks, people will be surprised and how fast he can turn the country. larry: thank you governor burgum we appreciate it very much. good luck to campaign trail. >> switching gears. we'll talk politics in ale alejandalex marlow and bedford. alex, you heard governor burgum, not touting himself there is another name surfacing for veep governor glen youngkin from virginia. virginia is are much in play. what do you think

larry: hello folks, welcome to kudlow i am larry kudlow.op unity unfold despite last night here in milwaukee. leading democrats continue to blast away at president biden. arkansas governor sarah sanders will be here in just a couple of moments. first upgrade each rumble has got some of the latest gory details. grady, what's cooking?jd vance as we await his first big speech since former president trump chose him as his running mate. since he is a relative political newcomer he's going to treat this as an opportunity to introduce himself to the american people. we got a little taste of what he might say earlier today on his first campaign stop since he joined the gop ticket. he says as he thanks about what is going to say 10 nights, his main goal is to best articulate why reelecting trump is so important. we expect them to discuss is up to greet bringing in his speech he grew up in poverty and rose to become a u.s. s that informs his views today on important issues like trade, immigration and perhaps most importantly inflation in the economy.

what's going on there, larry? well, the, the, the, as well as the managers, they'll make more money to get promoted. i learned early on, i went into a meeting where we were new and less than our division chief asked to say, what's the problem? i understand we have some real issues. and i was like, i was 31 at the time. yeah. i was old enough. i should have known better. okay. cuz cuz i said, well, i know, and i basically told him, the problem was that the bosses were not really expecting the analyst over treating the analyst like a bunch a use clean axis. and instead of him going to g. larry, thanks for telling me that he got mad, he turned the color of my shirt. he threw all the other and lasalle of the room and proceeded to break me and attack me for how dare you know, the guy had asked for feedback. i'm telling you right now that if any analyst dare to write a piece telling the white house that the war in ukraine is lost, there's nothing you can do to salvage this, and you better figure out an x is search strat

larry johnson joins us now. larry, it's a pleasure, no matter what we're talking about. thank you very much. for uh joining us, is it your becon call? uh, thank you, dear friend, uh, you are of course uh, a renowned expert on rifles and ballistics, and of course you have lot of sources and friends in the government and out, and you've been able to provide us with the great information. i do want to start with apology uh, and that is, we ran um, a an ex, what used to be called a tweet, uh, of what the person who created it claimed was him as an officer right uh intended to regard the president and asking for permission to shoot the uh shooter and permission denied and it turns out that that was false and phony. we thought it was real and serious at the time we put it up. it came to me from source that uh is credible, but that source was duped, you and i discussed it as if it was real. we apologize, we both. acknowledge that it's um since been widely debunked and was not real. nevertheless, there are many, many questions uh about what happened, how it happened, how uh the

larry johnson joins us now. larry, it's a pleasure, no matter what we're talking about. thank you very much for uh joining us. is it your back and call? uh, thank you, dear friend. uh, you are, of course, renowned expert on rifles and ballistics and of course you have lot of sources and friends in the government and out uh and you've been able to provide us with the great information. do want to start with apology uh and that is we ran um a an ex, it used to be called a tweet uh of what the person who created it claimed was him as an officer right uh intended to the president asking for permission to shoot the uh shooter and permission denied and it turns out that that was false and phony. we thought it was real and serious at the time we put it up. it came to me from source that uh is credible, but that source was duped, you and i discussed it as if it was real. we apologize, we both acknowledged that it's since been widely debunked and was not real. nevertheless, there are many. many questions uh about what happened, how it happened, how uh the former and likely future

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and we are so appreciative larry of your time. thanks so much, sir, for taking time to take us through this. it's important stuff. thank you, rick. always a pleasure to be with it again. man, thanks. pleasure is online? mazda is online text, text to you, and text you at home for watching. that's our show. remember, always look outside your own box truths. don't live in boxes as we'd like to say. i'm rick sanchez and we'll be looking for you next time. the the the similar missile complex, for example, american made ones. so clear and some other region of the will, which we then reserve the right to act and the reciprocal manner of the one is that if you with the boy is an end to media rang and this all system from russia has looked like since the end is prime is a motor, is to visit law school on monday it's bus twilight from summit abroad since being re elected to improve button and put in opposite sides of on the development of the 2 countries already strong relations. fine here in customs i saw he's on the cover a 2nd package of

sorry, larry. poor larry, just helping you forget larry. oh my.y off? >> well, you only got seven days in a week. >> i know, but i mean, look, do you work six days and get two days off and start another six? >> no, i think they're just being honest about what has been happening forever in the startup world, which is like, you work long and hard because you're always trying to meet the next metric, get the next round of funding, beat the others to market. so, but they're being open and transparent about it. ama. well, i'm out. >> it's one thing if you're the owner of the company or you're part of the ownership team, but if you're simply an employee, come on. >> when ama and i finally start that startup, we're not hiring you, larry. that's all i got to say. well, it's one thing. >> if you want to work that muc, but i don't know. >> yeah, i would love to, but i'm busy. okay. >> busy shopping, perhaps. because now to a possible new luxury shopping trend, appointments only saks fifth avenue in san francisco's union square will soon become appointment o

larry? uh, i have seen no... report that that happened, but there's no way that without visiting the site beforehand that he would have been able to do what he did, there had to be some, he had to go out there before, and also what's noteworthy is he was carrying rangefinder, you played golf and when you're out in the middle of the fairway and you look through the rangefinder telling you how far it is to the yard stick, he was carrying that, so that that's another indicator that he was... i just know which end of the gun the bullet comes out of, okay? larry, you're a certified instructor and you instruct some pretty important people, so to me, to me you're renowned, but i appreciate your humility. thank you, thank you, my dear friend. is it, is it true that he was seen by members of the audience, who were there to hear the president, who made known their alarm that seeing human being a roof uh with some sort of a black divine? in his hands i don't know if they even could determine that it wa

his name was larry hagenbuch. how seriously did you look at larry?one who encouraged bryan to move from kansas to montana but larry was not a stable man just then. his wife was leaving them. he had been drinking a lot. he had tried to commit suicide a month before the murder using animal medication he had gotten from dr. rein. in fact, dr. rein intervened to save larry but here's the thing. detectives had heard that larry seemed to know intimate details of the crime scene, which had not been made public, as if he was right there when it happened. the problem? >> his story never stayed the same when he was even revealing it. at one point, he said there were bullet holes everywhere. later, he would say there were only two holes. at one point, he indicated that it was a rifle and then it was a pistol. >> still, from the sound of this 20-year-old recording, agent thompson was not accusing larry of murdering his friend in cold blood. or like, things got out of hand somehow. >> i could just see this happening. i think larry thinking [ inaudible ] he gets t

larry and kristen. all right. >> thank you sandhya. >> well, we are seeing firsthand dangers of illegal fireworks. a man is in the hospital at santa clara valley medical center with burns after he was hit by a large firework on the 4th of july. his legs are now wrapped because of the severity of his injuries. and there's a large wound on his arm. the victim says he was in the alviso area with his wife when he saw the fireworks. >> we saw that they were working on pretty big things, right? so we started to go on the side to pass it and just just walk away. right and then in a in one second, that was it. you know, we were on the floor burn. i just i just looked at my wife. her skin was falling from her legs, wow. >> this is some of the video of the illegal fireworks. the victim says when they asked to call 911, people told them, quote, we don't do that around here. >> well, all right, coming up, the democrat dividing lines, i want him to do whatever he decides to do. >> donald trump is on track, i think,

what is larry fink really like? answer is, he was probably unhappy that the phillies lost to the dodgers. >> you want to bring larry in? >> i do. let's get to blackrock. i'm joking because larry is someone who is so enjoyable and so smart. records beat, assets under management, they are taking in a lot of money. we mentioned that people are re-risking. larry fink, thank you so much for joining us. >> hi, guys. >> i felt that of your quarters, this is the one i felt most optimistic and lifting because it's very clear you favor growth, it's very clear that the acquisition, by the way, which i wish you would get into the industrial part. i didn't want to call you and say i want in. you are someone who believes that growth could get us out of this jam in this country? >> growth is probably the most important component for all countries in the world today. i spoke at the g7 recently, i did an editorial. we need to find ways of growth, especially in front of an election right now. both candidates need to talk about growth

and larry is absolutely right. the base is very clear when it wants and doesn't want, but we don't have that that there will necessarily represent it is within the party . and unfortunately the people around trump. well, i think that that is that's changing. it's like, um, what's the bestbuy? the big bands i think, is, is in st. louis at the very least, we finally have somebody at near the near trump that same. yep, no, you can't. let's start, let's, let's take some wins where, you know, it's like the end of the day. you can't really ask for everything and trump is now talking about what we have. we have no responsibility is i want and that's an important distinction. now, you know, can we, can we go for the right back to talk about the middle east as well? of course not, there are much different real issues in the united states in the middle east. but let's start there the, the, the bigger big question now is whether the neo cons were on their way out or not. and it was very clear that the that the donor class for

what do you think about that larry? because, i mean, you know, you, all of us have noticed that russia gate, uh, i don't know what iteration is of it now is a, is rearing its ugly head. but it has a lot less effect than it used to, obviously. but you know, who lost you crane that's good to be cited and there's a lot of new accounts on the republican side that will say that as well. how is trump going to have to deal with those people? so here's the problem to trump this. so transactional, he's not guided by any kind of vision, philosophical, it'd be a logical. uh, so for example, yeah, he's going to try to withdraw from ukraine. this is the same guy that blew up the ins agreement. so really to kill the nuclear controlled with respect to intermediate nuclear weapons. and that's going to be back on the table from the center. and what russia is going to be doing is the kind of thing that sort of touches trump's hot buttons where this okay, we're going to build these, we're going to create a challenge and trumps natural ins