josh mankiewicz: larry hoagland...wife with a pipe bomb, had an alibi that sounded like a movie plot... >> larry hoagland, in jail for allegedly trying to kill his wife with a pipe bomb, had an alibi that sounded like a movie plot. that he had been framed by a mystery man using larry's wi-fi. larry told us a man named indian joe could confirm his story. >> hey, how's it going? >> you are joe? the mac yes. >> much to our surprise, indian joe turned out to be real. >> he left it on all night for us. he was a nice guy. really a nice guy. kind of -- kind of larry milquetoast. kinda really quiet. >> so far, this part of larry's range story checked out. what about the crucial part that larry promised would exonerate him and prove he had been framed? >> larry tells us about a guy named jerry who was, like you, w came up, park nearby, use the wi-fi signal. a guy who was about six feet tall, dark hair like mine, but maybe darker than mine, lady hair, slender build. ringing a bell? >> no. i have known everybody who comes around,

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. kamala harris tax hikes would kill 800,000 jobs and donald trump's tax cuts would create over a million jobs and senator mike crepo says most of the trump tax cuts won't increase the deficit. at all. we've got art laffer, congressman byron donalds on that and grady trimble live in washington. what do you got? >> details are slim for the harris campaign on economic policy announcement we're expecting her to make later this week. >> it's about what we can do more to invest in the ambitions of the american people while addressing the challenges they face and whether it be the high price of groceries or did i have cull any being able to airier home ownership because they're not on the policy. >> not a lot of substantive policy outline and maybe we'll get more speaking in pittsburgh on wednesday. the economy as you know, larry, the number one issue for voters but vice president harris' campaign is dodging the same question harris herself failed to give a yes or no answer to at the debate t

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larry: right.ilty help you already have a get out of jail free card in your hand. and hunter biden has the get out of jail free. larry: they dodged the trial which would have brought out a lot of very ugly things including all these income from china and russia and romania and all this other stuff that was so damn corrupt. now that stuff will never see the light of day, and he will be pardoned. >> so i think he would have, he could have pardoned him before he pleaded guilty but the problem was, i think that they were hoping maybe he might be able to beat it and then he wouldn't have to pardon him. larry: he didn't beat it. i was going to come back to you and ask you about the growth component. i want us to get back to 3% plus growth, and what i heard today was lower taxes, lower regulations, lower spending pleasantly, energy deregulation. to me, we could get back to 3% growth under this kind of program, but you're better on this what do you think? >> we sure can, and economists use this concept of

larry: welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. tonight is the night, donald trump versus kamala harris. is this kamala's last dance. elise stefanik joining us in a few minutes. edward lawrence is live in pennsylvania with a preview of his last dangs. dangs what's you got, aaron? >> yeah, larry, take a step back here and president kamala harris wants to increase taxes for corporations as well as some others and she wants to add government regulations and more government oversight and she believes that will move the economy forward and for example, as prices have now increased from the month that she came into office, she wants to task the ftc with going after price gouging bringing justice for clean energy jobs and never mentionings economic growth. moving the time-based of most progressive senator in congress. >> this isn't ability how far left or right you are. it's who you're fighting for and solving the problems that confront this country. that's why we've been able to build a wide and diverse coalition and that's less concerne

larry: mr.uying hamburgers for everybody at bar and paying for it in crypto the of some kind, i don't know whether it was crypto or not. he had a walt, quote-unquote, the wallet, and he duds not want the fed and the treasury to have this sort of central a bank digital currency business, which i agree with him would be a very bad idea. so you have a crypto wallet, senator lummis? >> i do. it is currently in a blind trust i was taking some criticism of owning bitcoin while advocating for bet congress. but, yes -- bitcoin. put that wallet in a blind trust, and it's on ice until i'm done being in the united states senate. larry: which i hope does not happen soon. let me, just slightly different topic, the lng, liquid with natural gas, ban is still in place, exporting ban is still in place. no new installations and projects in place. kamala harris says that she's really not against fracking, but i haven't heard a word about this. and mean tile -- meanwhile, thing big winner is russia. we could be sel

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. donald trump announces a new american industrialism creating millions of jobs, raise wages and make the u.s. into a manufacturing power house. more on that in just a moment. later in the show, we'll have senator john kennedy talking about joe biden leaving his successor a world of disorder. vivek ramaswamy talking about his new fox nation special truths. why god is real. shutting down the brock seizurey and climate change house and anna paw paulina luna and joe concha and mark simon why kamala won't help catholic charities. oh my gosh. donald trump announces his new american industrialism and that's the subject of the riff. larry: they've been flat for two years and mr. trump gave a important speech in savannah, georgia, on his new plan for the new american industrialism. first up, the journal points out that the managers from manufacturing has been in almost continuous contraction since 2022. the lives are down 2.7% and much lower than january 2021 and despite trillions of biden harr

welcome to kudlow, i 'm larry kudlow. we fear and loathing on campaign trail, that is what it's like trying to figure out kamala harris policy agenda, kellyanne c conway on that but first up edward lawrence in the line of fire. reporter: we're getting policy in dribs and drabs, vice president said she will focus on tax detu deduction for start up businesses, plan that republicans had 6 years ago, vice president is adopting some of that, increasing deduction for start up from 5,000 to 50 thousand. this is a nod to fact that it is more expensive to start a business, vice president wants to cut red tape for occupational licenses, to expand across states lines, head of rnc is skeptical. >> really my biggest concern is the fact that everything that she will bring as a democrat, in voting for the policies, we talk about over regulation, dairy farms are one of most highly regulated industries. inflation has been a big issue. and that has been a challenge for farmers. reporter: that is david trimmer, a farmer here, he said that d

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. so donald trump had more hay makers than you think. that's the subject of the riff. the presidential debate last night, donald trump had some very serious hay makers on policy, that knocked kamala harris for a loop. right at the top, mr. trump got tax cut and economic growth message out. take a listen. >> everybody knows i'm an open book. everybody knows what i'm going to do: cut taxes very substantially and create a great economy like i did before. we had the greatest economy. we handed them over a country where the economy and the stock market was higher than it was before the pandemic game in. nobody has ever seen anything like it. larry: then followed up on attack on inflation. roll the tape. >> i had no inflation, virtually no inflation. they had the highest inflation perhaps in the history of our country because i have never seen a worse period of time and people can't go out and buy cereal or bacon or eggs or anything else. the people of our country are absolutely dying with wh

larry: hello folks welcome to kudlow i'm larry kudlow. breaking news on secret service briefings and new house legislation for presidential protection, let's go straight to fox news david spunt at the department of justice. david, a lot happenings going on here what's cooking? reporter: yeah, hey, larry, good afternoon. a lot happening the acting secret service director took questions for about almost an hour from reporters, and he released in the internal report a summary of internal report that gave some highlights. it's kind of a looking in the mirror report of what the secret service did wrong leading up to and on july 13 and he said that there will be people that will be punished. watch. >> these employees will be held accountable and this agency has the most robust table of penalties in the federal government. these penalties will be administered according to our disciplinary process. due to federal regulations, i can not get into personnel matters as they are proceeding. reporter: but larry last month five secret service employees

larry: i'm sorry. to make him look bad or anybody look bad but to suggest mayorkas could do it if he wanted to and maybe that's where the spotlight should be focused. >> yeah that, commit highway tee has jurisdiction and here in the senate. i would hope this is bipartisan and no reason this is a partisan endeavor and two candidates candidatesrunning for presidente was the president before and deserved this kind of protection. i don't know why this should be complicated or controversial. hopefully it's not. larry: or change the business model, not just a resources model or political decisions model but it's a threat-based model and clearly the threat to trump's life is enormous. larry: the subprime student is one of your favorite. but the subprime student debt bubble wall street editorial just a day or two ago actually basically i'm going to summarize, cbo studies, nobody repays their debt. that's pint number one. number two, you're a crusading state attorney general and a crusading senator and what is

larry: there you go.e applause continued when he talked about making trump tax cuts permanent and outlined his tax cuts 2.0 mr. trump pledged to reduce the corporate tax rate, from 21% to 15% for companies that make their products in america. he blasted kamala harris for her 5 trillion dollar tax hike, that will affect small business corporation, capital gains and a wealth tax on unrearealized capital gains, and smart tariffs, you pay a tariff if product comes from there are country but you get 15% tax rate and 100% bonus deprection expensing if it comes from america, calling it pro american trade policy and argue that everyone in world would want to produce here in america. >> smart tariffs will not create inflation they will combat inflation. i had almost no inflation and i had highest tariffs, they were going higher. foreign nations the pay us billions reducing deficit and driving inflation down largely reduce our deficit. in my first term, we impose historic tariffs with no affect on consumer prices o

larry: hi, folks, i'm larry kudlow. new house gop report says the biden has failures in the disastrous afghanistan withdraw and we've got senator tommy tuberville on that in just a couple moments and first up, what do you know, harris' campaign website has policy forms and i can't voyage for it. edward lawrence has a rundown for us. edward, can you vouch for it? reporter: yeah, 56 days to the election and finally today, the harris campaign has put up on some of the issues on the campaign issues and mainly built upon what president buyen is already doing and there's a lot of vagueness in it and he does talk about increasing matches with certain people and talking about those advancing environmental justice going forward or whatever that definition on this means. she talks about going after the people who pollute, protecting plans and lower prices and expanding the authority of ftc going after price gouging in the grocery industry and the vice president says she'll fight to raise the minimum wage as well as continue to tr

larry: hello folks, welcome to kudlow i'm larry kudlow. horrible illegal immigrant crime numbers, covered up by the biden administration, finally released today. plus we've got bidenomics 2.0 and kamala's latest economic plan, a possible port strike that would cripple the economy 35 days before election, and israel slamming hezbollah headquarters. we've got a glittering cost of thousand on all of this including yours truly but first up the massive illegal immigrant crime wave is also a business and economic problem and that's the subject of the rif. so new numbers for immigrant and customs enforcement show a staggering number of convicted criminals, convicted of homicide, assault, burglary, kidnapping, sexual assaults, walking free inside the country. it's an incredible story and right at the top, it must be said, that sanctuary cities and states play such a large role in preventing these criminals from ever being deported, and then it has to be said that the combination of open borders and sanctuary cities has so damaged public safety aro

larry: hello folks i'm larry kudlow. former president donald trump will speak at the economic club of new york luncheon on thursday. that's this thursday, and that's the subject of the rif. all right, as i said breaking news, former president donald trump will deliver a major speech on the economy this thursday, before a lunchmeating of the economic club in new york . expect mr. trump to layout his plans, to rejuvenate the economy by reducing tax rates and rolling back costly red tape and regulations, of course drill baby drill and reopen the fossil fuel spigots and pipeline and leasing and lng terminals along with the approach from protecting american economic interest from unfair trading practices call that the trump reciprocal trade act and you'll aalso emphasize the need to rollback the fiscal excesses in the budgets and now his key point, i believe, is going to be expand on the urgent need for more rapid supply-driven economic growth for america, for young people, for minorities, to help all of them climb the ladder

larry: hello folks welcome to kudlow i'm larry kudlow. so kamala harris unveiled her third economic plan in just two months. put it out yesterday. looks like the classic example of big government socialism. dave kevin o'leary and scott bessent will be here to talk about it but jacqui heinrich live at the white house, a new economic plan is just what we wanted. reporter: larry, you know this was the vp's first solo interview on the national stage, but we still didn't get a lot of specifics on how exactly she would achieve some of her big ideas. >> if you can't raise corporate taxes or if gop takes control of the senate, where do you get the money to do that? do you still go forward with those plans and borrow? >> well, but we're going to have to raise corporate taxes, and we're going to have to raise -- we're going to have to make sure that the biggest corporations and billionaires pay their fair share. that's just it. reporter: even msnbc anchor stephanie ro had a problem with that and that is something because just days ago, she defended

larry? larry: all right, grady trimble.ng if in our two guests, scott bessent, adviser to president trump, liz peek, syndicated columnist, fox news contributor. liz, i was trying to focus on governor hochul, it's not going to be a personal thing, it's not going to be a political thing. first of all, it hasn't happened yet. i don't know whether she can figure that out or not -- [laughter] is and second of all, if it does happen, mierntion it depends. if it lasts a week, more, supply chains are going to cut i off, food's going to be a problem here in new york city. retailers are going to miss thanksgiving because they've not going to have stuff -- what was she talking about? >> well, yeah. i mean, obviously, we don't know the impact because it hasn't happened yet, but really the problem here, larry, is for small businesses because big businesses, big corporations have been front loading ordering and stockpiling materials for weeks knowing that this might happen. it's small businesses who don't have the wherewithal to do that

larry. larry: good question very good question. i don't know. not jobs going on hilary vaughn thanks for hanging without us we appreciate it as always. all right lesson today jobs report is let a president trump finish his job that's the subject of the riff. ♪ ♪ today's jobs report weaker than expected soggy, soft, once again -- past months revised down why are all of these jobs evaporating bls in latest bench mark revision and actually today's number for nonform payrolls isn't really 142,000 which was lighter than expected. it's $142 thousand minus 86 thousand downward revision that means $86 thousand new payroll jobs wait a second look at private payrolls which is more important. the reported numbers 118,000. weak, soft, but june and july will revise lower by 62,000. which means actually private payroll is in august were a measly 56,000 barely positive. and then, health care and socialist assistance both of which are essentially government sponsored jobs. and government jobs themselves well that came to 68,000. which is 80% of the so-called jo

larry. larry: i don't think they want more monks either. i want to say one thing. this business, remember the state and local tax deductions solved was limited to $10,000. it used to be unlimited, virtually unlimited, and that hit the well to do, which is why the middle income people, middle income wage earners had a bigger increase in tax savings than even the wealthiest did and that little factoid never is discussed to solve tax. anyway, hillary vaughn, thank you ever so much. and talk alaska the trump tax cuts and what might happen if they are completely repealed in just a moment. we have former treasury economist michael faulkender and scott hodge and cut low returns and catch kudlow monday through friday on fabulous fox business. if you can't catch us at 4:0 for some reason, please, just text your favorite 9-year-old and she'll show you how to dvr the show and you'll never miss a tax cut, which is what i'm aiming for. be right back. ♪ (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandchildren. (fisher investments)

larry: -- saw it on the computer. >> right. larry: we'll see.tinue. >> for each topic, at least or three out of five of topics blue line you know was going down. then it flattened. those topics were the economy that a universal feeling. experience. that the h biden-harris white house missed up and harris-walz can't fix before november 5, if she could you think she would try, trump scored well with independents and republicans, that looks like 2016 according to expert lee carter, she is my election guest every year. with live audience. larry: super smart. >> she said when you get two out of three and they track, there were times with certain topics, the border was one, where tracking line for independents was going above the republican line for donald trump. so, he did bit did -- better than what stin spin artists were saying i don't know how i feel about the spin room. what do you think? i think it is a good thing for a candidate to go there gives them immediate access, shows if they it f failures they are not afraid to walk into the wind. larry

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larry: hello folks, i'm larry kudlow. kamala harris unveiling her third new economic plan but no matter what she says it's a copy and paste job of joe biden. meanwhile donald trump unleashed his new american industrialism plan. we've got john carney and senator kevin cramer on that whole story but first up our own intrepid grady trimble live from washington. intrepid, grady, what you got? reporter: larry we're monitoring this speech from vice president harris in pittsburgh. she's speaking right now, and i'll be honest with you. so far i haven't heard a lot of substantive policy proposals that are anything different from what we've heard from her already. its been sort of a long build-up from the vice president discussing her own middle class upbringing, relating that to the struggles americans are facing today because of high prices, and as you know, she blames companies for price gouging so she's reiterated that she wants to go after them for that. she has reiterated her support for a $6,000 child tax credit. the fact sh

larry: hello folks welcome to kudlow i'm larry kudlow. well, fear on the campaign trail is what it's like trying to figure out vice president kamala harris' policy agenda. kellyanne conway in a moment but first up edward lawrence in the line of fire. edward? reporter: larry, we're getting that policy in drips here. the vice president says she's going to focus on tax deductions for start-up businesses. it's actually a plan that republicans had six years ago out of the house of representatives which former president trump supported. well the vice president is now adopting some of that. she wants to now increase the deductions for start-ups from 5,000 to $50,000 in expenses. this seems to be a nod to the fact it's more expensive to start a business and the vice president wants to cut red tape for occupational licenses to make it easier to expand across state lines. she will also pressure states to reduce regulations. now the head of the rnc, he's skeptical. >> i really, my biggest concern is the fact everything that she's going to bring as a

sending it back to you, larry. larry: thank you ever so much.nessee senator marsha blackburn. senator blackburn as always, ma'am, welcome. what do you make of this incredible story? first the pagers blow up. then the walkie talkies blow up. israel is definitely behind it. i mean, i don't know. don't mess with israel but what are you thinking on this story? >> well i think we should wait and find out for sure if the idf is going to take responsibility for this , but what we do know is we're coming up on the anniversary of octobet israel has the right to defend themselves, and their people. we know that iran is behind this funding of hamas and hezbollah, and that they continue to pour money into this , so i do also know, talking to those israeli officials that we periodically will hear from that they desperately want to get people back to their onlies in the north, and bringing all of this attacks on israel to an end is going to be an imperative, so we need to make certain they have what they need to defend themselves. it be a good thing to rid th

larry. larry: yep, sure will, madison alworth thank you. >> in a moment we'll pick up hurricane helene story, and failure of joe biden and kamala harris to act decisively on sight as site as for trump has we will talk about it with kellyanne conway but first i want to weigh in how prime minister benjamin netanyahu is trying his best to teach joe biden and kamala harris where appease ment never works. that is the subject of the riff. last friday prime minister netanyahu blasted the u.n. as a swamp of anti-semitic bile and a farce. and he sent idf forces to bomb hezbollah headquarters that took out long time hospitalization keller has an n has an nasrallah, and others, today, israel launched raids to clean out hezbollah and allow 60 thousand displaced israelis to return to their homes if -- it shows how actions speak louder than words but words can be a warning, but actions constitute deterants, mere words like deescalation and ceasefire almost always make it worse, joe biden called nasrallah'

larry: okay mr.cynthia loomis think you and welcome back to the shop we have some tape i think with her what mr. trump said at this point bar have we already played the tape. okay anyway just making came out foursquare for bitcoin and you are an advocate a big coin as well and tell us about it and i don't know why anybody would be up on twitter crypto. cynthia: were so delighted to see president trump making it an issue during this campaign, the republicans convention touted policies that are favorable towards bitcoin and other digital assets and the president has highlighting anthony showed up in nashville bitcoin 2024 in support of the bitcoin strategic stockpile and yesterday he said, new york city he made his first transaction for food bitcoin. in the important thing is that many more americans and people all over the world are embracing digital assets and digital technology and it's here to stay and we want the united states to be the leader in it. always been the leader in financial services an

. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >> c1 welcome to larry kudlow and i am larry kudlow and capala harris tax hikes would kill 800,000 jobs, donald trumps tax cuts, would create over a million jobs and senator mike crapo, he said that most of the trump tax cuts, will not increase the deficit at all and we have our leffler congressman byron donaldson all that the first up grady trimble live in washington what you have. >> details are slim so far from the harris campaign on an academic policy announcement were expecting her to make later this week. here's how she's describing it. harris: 's report is not what we can do more, to invest in the aspirations and ambitions of the american people while addressing the challenges that they face whether it be the high price of fisheries are being able to acquire homeownership because the poor number of reasons including not enough housing supply. grady: not a lot of substantive policy outlined there maybe will get more when she speaks in pittsburgh on wednesday come the economy as you know it is still the number one issue for the voters, bu

larry: 100%.ulina luna thank you, and congressman scott perry thank you. >> on kudlow, joe biden leaving his successor a world of disorder that may be bordering on word war iii we talk with senator john kennedy next up. (♪) (♪) after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients. try pronamel mouthwash. it's time to grow your business. create a website. how? godaddy. coding... nah. but all that writing... nope. ai, done, built. let's get to work. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. larry: joe biden leaving his successor a world of disorder, th

larry: terrible story.tion continues to blame israel after hamas killed syc 6 most hostages, including aftean american hostage, they have said nothing about the american hostage, you see the tear sheet. very purpose. they were killed in rafah where biden and harris deployed israel's entry with threats and withholding weapons, we have two foreign policy experts welcome back robert o o'brien. and brian hook. former u.s. special representative for iran. welcome to you, i appreciate it. robert, i begin with you. just before israel could get there, hamas shot the s hostages, they shot an american, why are we not talking about it, why are we not tnot taking aggression action, how can biden linger about futile hamas negotiations, holding back israel again and not doing a thing about an american hostage that was shot and other israeli hostages, i do not understand this. >> larry, i don't either to first show i have done since hersh goldberg-polin was killed. i was afraid to go on twitter or tv i would say something

larry: coming up.ouse let's see, house of representatives got a china week coming up, they will crackdown on a lot of what the communist china is doing. they have the afghanistan week. they have also got reforms on reforms on citizenship and immigration, and illegalities, we'll talk about it with house majority leader steve scalise when kudlow returns, we'll be right back. gum problems could be the start of a domino effect parodontax active gum repair breath freshener clinically proven to help reverse the 4 signs of early gum disease a toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪ ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, to

larry: paper plate as of the deal.uppet and has been since his earliest days the citizen what the president they can control which is like the deep state and that is why they are backing kamala harris of the very same people that have protected and covered up that joe biden all of these years, also boosting and protecting kamala harris. and the reason is because donald trump is an existential threat but not for democracy, but to them in the power they wield precedents for the presence be what come clean house left in writing news when bodies are now. miranda: any's uncontrollable, he operates on those principles and foreign policies as well as everything else that you know any looks at it from the point of view of a property developer in queens, he was practical and logical as you probably want to fix it in the most efficient way. larry: not afraid to take actions fire people. miranda: yes but also was not operating on an agenda created by someone else by these people who really of the power and that's ways that threat

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larry: all right.our wisdom. >> thank you, larry. >> continuing the conversation, charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor fox news contributor mark simone. and joe concha fox news contributor. we have charlie in there? i don't mind. >> two i love it. >> okay with me, like winning lottery. larry: you tell me, why has kk-- has not biden issued antic on telling secret service to provide full presidential protection to mr. president trump. how is that possible. >> i can't begin to explain it. but that, he doesn't take it seriously. he doesn't -- i think part s fact that i don't know he is in charge, i don't think we know who is in charge. he is you know lying around at beach most the time, as he has throughout his president see, but at end of day, he does not take it seriously like the border. just like he does not take economy sereu us and seriously, he does not care. larry: joe concha, i could ask you same question, that to ease, we have news clips, and various other tear sheets where the liberal m

larry. larry: democrats, i don't think they am more monks either.ant to say, this business, remember the state and local tax deduction, salt, was limited to 10,000 dollars. it used to be unlimited. virtually. and that hit the well to do, which is why the middle income people middle income wage earnings had a bigger increase in their tax savings than even the wealthiest did. that factoid never is discussed, salted tax -- the sasalt tax thank you hillary vaughn. >> we'll talk about trump tax cuts and what may happen if they are repealed. we have michael faulkender, and i scott hodge, you can catch kudlow monday through friday here on fabulous fox business, if you can't catch us at 4 text your favorite 9 year -year-old, and she will show you how to tv v the shows, you will never miss a tax cut, we'll be right back. (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. (other money manager) how so? (fisher investments) we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client'' best interest. (fisher investments)

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larry: claudia tenney, mr.e up no tax on overtime pay, no tax on tips, he seems to me as directing outworking folks, middle-class working folks, even lower income underclass working folks which designates, i don't hear that and i hear that democrats used to be the party of the working class and perhaps she wants to be a part of the working class but she does not hit home on part of the working class and throwing money at houses is not going to do either i think arthur is right, what about these other things that mr. trump is saying particularly the most recent one the no tax on overtime that's what a lot of people do they do overtime and get killed for on tax, would you think about. >> i think anything to give people incentives and more money on their pocket i proposed a bill with the state assembly member that would eliminate the state income tax like so many other states have done to keep people in our state have prosperity, the incentive that the great art laffer is talking about, people are inspired by doin

tim >> yeah, larry.risten i am live on the deck of this ship, and i want to show you guys these giant bags here beside me. now, just for some context, i'm six feet tall and you can see just how big and how large these bags are now inside all of them is trash, debris, other waste that's been collected from the so-called great pacific garbage patch. and despite all this progress that's been made, guys, i'm told there's still a long way to go floating in the middle of the ocean is a giant collection of trash and debris that's come to be known as the great pacific garbage patch. the accumulation of plastics, cans, and other waste has become one of the most prominent examples of the environmental crisis engulfing the planet, threatening not just marine life, but also humans. it's a plastic. >> pollution is one of the largest threats our ocean faces today. it's ravaging ecosystems. there are more than 100 species threatened with extinction because of plastic. >> boyan slat is the ceo of a company called the oc

i'm joined by my guess, larry johnson in tampa. he is a managing partner for burg associates, a former c i. a analyst and us state department counter terrorism official in denver. we have tyler nixon. he is an attorney and political strategist and in rest and we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst, our job in cross lock roles in effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate larry, let me go to you 1st in tampa with your wonderful collection of shirts. so we're all, you're always grace us with something new and much appreciated. but larry, i've been following a lot of your media appearances. your of speech has, i guess becoming more and more dangerous. the more and more you talk, because i'm looking around seeing people that are being detained, beginning knocks on the door, their passports taken away from them. so are you a dangerous guy? yeah, that i am not a dangerous guy, but this government has become a dangerous government. this is of the resurrection of russia

i'm joined by my guess, larry johnson in tampa. he is a managing partner for burg associates, a former c i, a analyst, and us state department counter terrorism official in denver. we have tyler nixon. he is an attorney and political strategist and in rest and we have michael, my lucy is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst, our job in cross lock rules in effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate larry, let me go to you 1st in tampa with your wonderful collection of shirts. so we're all, you're always grace us with something new and much appreciated. but larry, i've been following a lot of your media appearances. your of speech has, i guess becoming more and more dangerous. the more and more you talk because i'm what looking around seeing people that are being detained. we're getting knocks on the door, their passports taken away from them. so are you a dangerous guy? yeah, that i am not a dangerous guy, but this government has become a dangerous government. this is of the resurrection o

tim. >> yeah, larry. christine. the woman tells me she had just left a business meeting in san francisco's financial district around 9:30 p.m. when the attack occurred. now, she says the effects of it may stay with her for the rest of her life. the remnants of the vicious attack against wendy drew are evident on sunday night. drew says she was walking through downtown san francisco when she passed her would be attacker. >> this guy with his dog walk by and then he calls me while he walks by. he calls me the n-word. >> drew says in shock. she stopped to ask the man why he called her the racial slur. then she says he attacked her. surveillance video obtained by our media partner, the san francisco standard, captures part of the altercation after drew fighting back, pushed the man into a nearby store. the man eventually fled the store, but not before landing several punches on drew, leaving her covered in blood. >> customers got up and ran after him and i was like, get in, get him! he can't get away. and just when they

but larry, i've been following a lot of your media appearances. your of speech has, i guess becoming more and more dangerous. the more and more you talk because i'm what looking around seeing people that are being detained, we're getting knocks on the door, their passports taken away from them. so are you a dangerous guy? yeah, that i am not a dangerous guy, but this government has become a dangerous government. this is of the resurrection of russia gate. you know, to quote, yogi berra stage of the all over again. we are now faced with trying to convince the american people that the most metal of some government in the world, russia is able through r t a russia today and are a television station. they cannot broadcast in the united states. that is, shut down on social media platforms such as apple tv. you can't log on to apple tv and bring up our tv. yet somehow to some magical mystery ability. r t is manipulating and controlling the us political situation. i mean, really it's, i have to confess, i mean, i'm very impressed. well, in the, literally

i'm larry beil and i'm kristen sze. >> developing news in georgia. now, at least four people are dead and at least nine others injured after a gunman opened fire at a high school in barrow county about an hour outside of atlanta. >> a suspect is in custody. multiple law enforcement sources tell abc news that the shooter is a 14 year old, a student at apalachee high school. >> abc news reporter reena roy has the latest. >> they're telling us to run. >> cell phone video shows the chaotic moments after police say a gunman opened fire at apalachee high school in winder, georgia, an hour north of atlanta. >> we were in class and i heard, like the shots. i heard it was like 5 or 6 shots. >> the teachers came in and they were like, everybody get on the floor. cover yourselves. like, we were all like, hugging each other. >> family members showing up to the school in a panic, trying to get in touch with students. >> i'm so sorry. please tell me you're joking. he said, no, mom, i'm not joking. he said, they're shooting and they're shooting in the school. and t

and larry and kristen. >> all right.nk you spencer. >> just one day after the debate, the candidates for president put aside their differences to pay tribute to the victims of the nine over 11 terror attacks. >> reporter julia benbrook has a look at the remembrances today. >> hours after meeting on the debate stage, former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris meet again this time for a somber moment. the anniversary of the nine over 11 terror attacks. surrounded by other leaders, including president joe biden and trump's running mate, ohio senator jd vance. the two candidates shook hands before the ceremony at ground zero in new york, putting political hostilities aside for a moment as the nation remembers the tragedy. >> i know a lot of us are feeling very strong emotions and it's a political time. this is not about politics. thank you for having this service, for our beloved family members. >> nearly 3000 people were killed when terrorists four commercial airliners on september 11th, 2001. two planes

i, you know, larry equal do mean? well, it, we're both on the. i just feel like you're opening the category. so we'll see how that plays out because i'm worried how that he would actually end up larry, you know, on this side of it, when you're looking for the debate tonight, what is or in the debate? and then in the few weeks, what is going to be the top is that you think will will be the one that potentially could separate the 2 and make people go. yeah, i'm changing my boat. is there one? you know, i think most people are locked into who they're going to vote for. we're talking about the, the independence and, and really it's going to be the end. it could, you could, you could be right. well, i don't want to be the gender issue. a kid absolutely could be just the performance because the performance does matter and, and if, and if not, tomorrow it comes out and she's, you know, a very good prosecutor and tries to prosecute her case and, and trump is a little bit off, you know, people are gonna run and say, hey, i was looks good and i think the b

and then they go, larry. >> yeah, larry. >> or it's like when we say, oh, this show is going so well.roblems yet. yes >> and there it goes. >> yeah. >> don't jinx it. >> that's no superstitions. nothing. we got nothing. >> no, no. not really. wow. >> you know, when we were younger, i felt like a lot of that was very influential. you know, don't walk under the ladder if you see a black cat. i mean, all these things. right? >> now, you throw one day, your joints hurt. next, it's on your skin. i got cosentyx. feels good to move. feel less joint pain swelling and tenderness back pain and clearer skin and help stop further joint damage with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and a lowered ability to fight them may occur; some were fatal. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms like fevers sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough had a vaccine or plan to, or if inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions and severe eczema-like skin reactions may oc