a profit if they had a chance they would take us much public larry kudlow. these are. despicable vile something gross part of your show larry kudlow did apologize via tweet saying i misspoke let's look at the true heart of our global financial and economic system and all the remaining headlines here saudi troops arrived in bahrain to suppress protests the saudi intervention came two days after u.s. defense secretary robert gates visited. and held talks with the king in which he said he urged them for undertake rapid and significant reform now robert gates also visited cairo when we were there and soon after all there appeared again but i don't get is america spends what a trillion and a half two trillion a year on military take more than half the tax take and spend it on military toys they occupy countries all over the world they send unmanned drones into pakistan afghanistan iraq kill civilians left and right. they've got a clear target in tripoli one unmanned drone take them out but they say no we have to equivocate on this we need to deliberate on this so

b c anchor larry kudlow sublists over the weekend a look at the absentee ballots and back it up about four tenths of a percent all in all the market taking this in stride i mean the human toll here looks to be much worse from the economic toll on we can be grateful for that and the human toll is a tragedy we know that but these markets are see all these markets right stocks commodities oil gold there is no major breakout or breakdown is that. we can be thankful for a disaster the kills tens of thousands of people and brings the nations to its knees because it didn't also affect the bottom line of the bankers. as the same of the permeates across capitol hill forget about the forty million americans on food stamps forget about the fifty million people who are uninsured forget that one in five twenty percent of the children our nation live in poverty if wall street's derivative trade is generating big bucks then everything is just peachy this is what an american economy of four and by rich people looks like a massive complicated machine filled with thousands of moving parts and gizmos bu