i heard larry kudlow bid on it. i'm not sure if he had the bid. he thought it was 3.2 euros. when you see this, you got economists saying a couple things this is proof there is still too much money sloshing around but by the same token rich people out there are spending. also from louis vuitton, a hell, proves they have the hottest brand in the world? >> well they do, larry, that showed up on my doorstep yesterday. charles: [laughter]. >> [laughter]. i'm going to buy it back on ebay [laughter] >> good stuff. >> mine forever. yes, they definitely do preserve their brand loyalty at louis vuitton. it definitely does hold its value. so i agree. charles: where is the consumer. you get mixed messages, banks are saying there is excess savings out there. consumer staples. >> are you -- charles: he is still micked up. consumer staple companies still have pricing power. one thing to say i will raise the price of a candy bar or cheerios but do you see that across the board? >> well it depends what you're looking at. if you're looking at high-end consumer, lo

quarters of contraction, we will get the pce number tomorrow joining us right now to look ahead is i larry kudlowly pce out tomorrow we've got a fed meeting next week november 1, 2, your reaction to this morning's gdp larry. >> well, i think kind of a strange number i think a headed fake anybody stronger than it really is on underlying economy you had a boos tee shot from neither x, if you look at trend first two negative this up 2. .6 you are flat first two quarters of the year mr. biden inherited 6 1/2% growth economy two years ago it is flat place number looked -- 4% i any underlying inflation cleveland fed, 7% remaining running almost 7%, so i think you got a lot of problems here, in the economy. and i think the fed is going to have to keep on tightening, i appreciate what jeremy siegel said a brilliant guy i am a longtime follower of his do i know money supply is slowed down, but that is not the only inflation factor here, i think going to be rough sledding, even with these numbers inflation rate was twice the growth rate, so, that is a stagflation definition i think we're caught up in that

and larry kudlow on fears of recession and the big honor larry kudlow just received. all right now on fox news sunday. >> shannon: hello from fox news in washington, in the final countdown to the november mid-term, candidates are on the trail and making the case only they and their economy can right the economy and lead the divided country forward. facing off with challengers hoping to break through. actually playing out right now in a key senate race in deeply conservative utah. we'll speak live to senator mike lee of utah in a tight match up to a third term. his race went from a sure thing to not so sure. >> you owe me an apology. >> shannon senator not a prop, d and independent evan mcmullin is blasting lee overhis actions. >> stand up for free and fair election and for the peaceful transfer of power. >> there is nothing to the idea that i would have ever supported, ever did support a fake. >> thank you very much. >> evan mcmullin burst on to the scene in 2016, running for president as an independent hoping to peel away votes from donald trump. >> i believe donald

green light for another aggressive rate hike in the beginning of november. >> dana: let's bring in larry kudlowhost of kudlow on fox business. why does the labor participation rate keep going down? where are all the people? >> well, i wouldn't -- you had a huge influx of workers last month, i think 700,000. so you lost about 50, 55,000. i don't think that's a big issue in this particular report. i mean, i think overall the government is paying too much assistance for various entitlement programs and we're paying people not to work. there is no work requirements so you probably have 4 to 5 million people at least who are staying out for economic reasons. they are getting just as much from the government as they would from a job. so i think that's an issue. i don't think that's the biggest part of this report. this was a fairly solid report. we're seeing a gradual decline in job creation, about 500,000 jobs per month over the last year settling in to 250,000 or so. wages slightly easier but still your overall wages 5% this month, 12-month change versus 5.2 last month. production worker wages, blu

bring in larry kudlow, host of kudlow on fox business.e has the task of brightening my spirits, i have a case of the thursdays. >> a quick comment on jillian's report, very important report. we talked about this with distinguished climate scientist last night and in the past. in recent decades, last two decades, worldwide 5 tr$5 trillion spent on disvesting in fossil fuels and investing in renewables. >> sandra: where has that gotten us. >> the needle hasn't moved. 80% of the world's power is still driven by fossil fuels and there's no hope for change in sight. they're doing it all wrong. i don't want to praise the saudis all the time because i know they're our frenemies and so forth, but at the recent conference in saudi arabia which the bidens didn't attend but everybody else did. the saudis say instead of killing fossil fuel which is damage the economy and raising the inflation rate, we should phase out something like coal, high carbon emissions and moving to natural gas. that's how stupid this story is. i want to say that. this is not

let's bring in the host of kudlow on fox business and our friend, larry kudlow.e don't realize how much petroleum is used in everyday items as well. >> yeah, i mean, that's one of the many reasons why fossil fuels are so important. and why the war against fossil fuels is such a bad idea. pete, just a quick list, but look, clothes, toothpaste, asphalt, trash bags, computer laptops, hang on, i'm just getting going here, fossil fuels are used in mris, pacemakers, iv bags, surgical instruments, wait, there's more. stethoscopes, prosthetics, hearing aids, glasses and pete, you're a superior athlete from your college days i won't say where, tennis racquets, golf ball, golf clubs, tents, tires, ball point pens. you see where i'm going on this. the first thing i think that the republican congress should do when the calvary comes and they take power january 3rd and i think they're going to go there is they're going to take the handcuffs off of the war against fossil fuels. they will launch a permitting bill which will allow permits and pipelines and fracking and shortages

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here larry kudlow the host of kudlow on fox business and former economic council director good morninglarry. >> good morning, steve, how are you? >> steve: real pleasure. the president has done the work we hear from the podium, but he is relying on experts in the administration to show him out of this hole we are all in. to think the president is happy with his economic team and if not, do you think it's time for them to see a change in the team because the way it is working right now, it ain't! >> kudlow: that's an interesting point because the cavalry i think this will be eight to house sweep for the g.o.p., that's what the latest polls show. we will wait and see if mr. biden pulls a bill clinton and resets his own white house staff. that staff has served him very poorly. inflation has gone up in august and september ever since the inflation reduction act we've had more inflation, not lust inflation. heads will roll i suppose because the g.o.p. is going to come after him. i mean look, all of the spending come all of the regulating, turning off the oil and gas spigots, all of these th

larry: i think the team of lee and kudlow has a very bright television future. 's sitting right next to me right now. she's right here, larry. right here. susan: and larry buys the champagne and caviar. stu: get on with requester your, larry. larry: i'm sorry. biden's done the work but the trouble is since the inflation reduction act has been in place, we've had two worse numbers on inflation for august and september. i mean, look, i don't know if you look at tips full, the tips full shows that since february of 2021, after the $2 trillion spending bill, another trillion dollar spending bill, plus the inflation reduction comes down to a trillion. stu, inflation is up by 13% on the cpi, okay. groceries are up by 17%, energy is up by 39%, gasoline 48%. new cars 17%, used cars and trucks 36%. even maintaining a car is up 14%. i mean, come on. there is a -- inflation if anything is getting worse if you take a look at the cleveland fed median cpi. that thing is run up all the way to 7%, which is a good measure of the underlying inflation. look, spending, regulating, t

stu: i just don't get it but larry kudlow joins me right now.e president bind, i don't think he -- biden. i don't think he makes economic sense. he's not lowering prescription drug price or healthcare costs or energy costs, he's not. he thinks he can do that in two years from now. we've got inflation right now. larry: look, point number one is president biden is just incapable of speaking the truth on the economy. i mean, he's just incapable. all these statements are just fraudulent statements. i mean, since february of 2021, the consumer price index has gone up 13% and it's hovering all this year at 8 to 9%. when he came into office, the inflation rate left by trump was barely above 1%. the economy growing at 6.5%, okay. now the economy is falling and it's contracting and we're in a recession and we have all this inflation. stu, i want to just say this, look, regarding this mega maga whatever he says, it's really mega maga democratic malarkey. those trump tax cuts and biggest ben fish rares were the blue collar middle and lower income middle cl

and larry kudlow on president biden's oil pricis, mollie hemingway on threats from chinese media andcould have big time consequences for two football players. all that and a whole lot more coming up as "america reports" rolls on into hour two. buying a car from vroom is so easy, all you need is a phone and a finger. just go to vroom.com, scroll through thousands of cars. then, tap to buy. that's it. no sales speak, no wasted time. go to vroom.com and pick your favorite. >> sandra: here we go, new at 2:00, new york has gone too far. the ruling out of a federal court accusing the state's liberal lawmakers of stomping on the second amendment. the sharp words are just in from a judge. >> trace: brand-new, secrets of the secret service. left v.p. shaken and stirred up memories of the secret service scandalous past. >> sandra: one more must-see for you. melania trump's footwear, made the "new york times" melt down after hurricane harvey. can they explain why jill biden doing the same after the latest storm is suddenly not fit to print? welcome back as "america reports" into hour two. sandr

and larry kudlow make beautiful music. appreciate your being here. we really want this to be participatory, so we have obviously a great lineup of some of the best, truly the world's great economists and health officials, but we have so many incredibly smart people in this audience, so we want to make this a discussion about how we turn around an economy that, frankly, i think we are on the verge of financial collapse if we don't change directions so i'm just going to start by making a few comments to sort of set the stage for what's going on with the economy and then we will hear from david, who is the president of the world bank. and then we have our economics panel, and then after that we will turn our attention to covid in the aftermath and what lessons we've learned from covid, what we did right, which was not very much, what we did wrong, and how we can make sure we don't make those mistakes again, because it did great damage to our economy. by the way, just as our kickoff to this, it sort of ironic, but literally, just this morning, a former c

economist larry kudlow agrees. >> what joe biden is doing is spooning out malarkey. progressive economics with inflationary spending, regulatory overkill. turning off oil and gas spigiots and rolling back successful tax cuts. this economy is contracting just 12 to 18 months later. >> harris: what i always find interesting at this point is what voters are paying attention to with millions of them already engaged in early voting. that matters especially in very close toss-up states like georgia. polling shows inflation and economy still riding at the top issues for voters. david asman, fox business anchor. we aren't shocked by that. nothing has changed. only the biden administration, that team and democrats running to save their seats, they want us to believe that whatever the heck they are doing right now is changing things. in 14 days you can't. >> the point is, it has changed things. as larry kudlow was saying, we had a booming economy with low inflation and it has got a lot worse. of course, the excuses of the finger pointing that goes on from the biden administrat

. >> sandra: larry kudlow is making his way to the studio, he'll join us moments away why it seems biden is beholden to other nations. >> after the saudis and opec+ snubbed the president and his team, president biden is not admitting, at least not now, that there is a plan for the u.s. to turn to another dictator whose government, by the way, the government does not even recognize to make up the difference. >> is venezuela one of those alternatives? >> there are a lot of alternatives. >> the national security council did not deny the plan, saying we will review our sanctions policy and the maduro regime to alleviate the suffering of the venezuelan people. the timing of all this is really tough for the white house, just about a month away from the midterm elections and with inflation continuing to be a top voter concern. in fact, the treasury secretary refused to comment what the opec cut could mean for inflation. a few short weeks ago democrats appeared to be gaining momentum. riding high on lower gas prices, energized by student loan debt cancellation, but gas prices are back on the ris

larry kudlow says also good for people's health, well-being the purpose get up in the morning work mariaof four million americans who should be working today, we don't know where they are. maria: that is right focused on the participation rate. >> exactly. >> disturbingly low jeff bays joined jamie dimon dave solomon gloomy outlook tweeted yesterday the probabilities in this xh economy tell you batten down the hatches david, what do you want to tell clients, you viewers in terms of preparing for what could be curve balls in '23. >> interesting ceos after nine months difficulty start saying get more defensive almost a contrarian indicator to some agree we tend to defenseively the posture i agree with, from are investor standpoint this is an internal lesson markets need before economic improvement comes they start pricing the stuff in for far in advance i think investor progressivelies like myself and leo have to be aware that have. maria: is this what this is mini rally we are seeing. >> that is impossible to say if anything i bond neeltsdz finding a top. >> mortgage rates hit 6.94% yeste

here with the reaction is larry kudlow. i saw biden's band-aid solution to artificially increase supply of energy oil by releasing the strategic petroleum reserve is. i said at the time it was a band-aid. i think it was a national security risk as well. now that i don't have much more that they can release. now opec is vowing to cut back on production. we will be paying $150 per barrel over the next few weeks or months? >> it may not get to $150, but it's really a bad story here. we are now, the u.s., under biden who turned the fossil fuel spigots off and drove up prices. we are dependent once again on opec. by the way, it is opec+. it's the saturdays plus the russians who are now going to cut back production. that's what everybody expects in their meeting tomorrow. oil prices have gone up about $10 in the lasuple days. if they cut back on 2 million barrels per day, sean, which is what is being discussed by insiders, that will raise the price of oil by probably $15 or $20. and now it will jack up gasoline prices across the

here with reaction, fox business host larry kudlow. larry, i sawku biden's band-aidr solution to artificiallyea increase supply of of energy oil by releasing the strategic petroleum reserves. a band-aid and i think it was wa a national security risk don't as well. now, they don't really hav havee th much more they can release. s vt so now opec is vowing to cut back on production. so we'll be paying, what, one hundred and $50 a barrel ins the next few weeks or months? >> well, it may not get to a hundred and fifty, but it's really a bad story here. because we are now the u.s. under biden, who turnedfuel the fossil fuel spigots off and drove up prices.igots of >> wf ane are dependent once agn on opec and by the way, it's opec plus. >> so it's the saudis pluss th the russians who are now goingn. to cut back production. at least that's what everybodyti expects in their meeting tomorrow. oil prices already gone up about 10 bucks in the lastt co couple of days. ifup they cut back on two millin barrels a day, shawn, which wh is what's being di

"kudlow" is next. larry: welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.rday president biden gave a speech about economic security for america. let's take a look at this. mr. briden is bragging about job creation. trouble is, these are not new jobs. they are people returning to work after the pandemic. if the

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remember, former trump aide larry kudlow said truss's plan, the thing that got her in hot water, basicallyg on in the current midterms. . >> the new british prime minister liz truss has laid out a terrific supply side economic growth plan which looks a lot like the basic thrust of kevin mccarthy's commitment to america plan. she is slashing tax rates and deregulating energy. i just love it. >> love it. well, not everyone did in the uk. now, i'm going to tell you, it's friday. we're not going to get too deep into math, but i'll read briefly from the "new york times" which basically said truss tax cutting agenda drove up home mortgage rates and forced the bank of england to intervene. thatst a lot in 40 days. the parliament rejecting that plan as many countries are debating what do you do about these problems with inflation and rising rent, go right, left, or find some other approach on the economy. do tax cuts need to fall back adds one of the solutions? that brings us to the fall back questions we love to tack on fall back friday. we've got ayman mohyeldin. on fridays, he has come to be kn

larry kudlow and senator paul. [applause] we really are grateful for your partnerships with us.ou so much for your support here at freedom works will now go for the book signing andnd the reception thank you for those who joined us online. well, i'm really excip into this. this is a is an excellent book with a perspective that is is very unique. i love how you've built in a

larry kudlow i like larry gay nice guy but he's he's a wall street transaction. he comes to a meeting and he goes, we got the virus under control. there's only four cases. and i'm thinking to myself, okay, logarithmic progression. okay, there's two yesterday. that means for today, eight tomorrow, six. and within 90 days we're going to be overwhelmed. larry, what what what don't you get about that, sir? these were how these converse asians would go and mulvaney would get -- at me for for talking about this stuff. and yet mulvaney for me, was one of the worst because he is i describe like in taking back trump's america the worst press in president presidential history when he gets in and as press acting chief of staff gives gives a press briefing and almost gets the president impeached again and it's like this. this goes back to, you know, man's character determines his fate makes problem is that he's he thinks he knows everything and therefore nobody knows nothing. and it's like he was very dogmatic about it, as was marc short, who's been in the news recently, who

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.f the saudi opec october surprise. even worse than the oil production cut, and the price hike, is the biden response from a statement by the national security and national economic council's decision is, quote, a reminder of why it is so critical that the united states reduce its reliance on fossil fuels, end quote. "the wall street j

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"kudlow" is coming up next. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.went ahead and slashed two million barrels a day from production despite the pathetic entreats from the biden administration. the president and his minions went begging hat in hand and they got nothing. because of mr. biden's miss begotten unscientific hysterical obsession over climate change, his holy jihad against american fossil fuels we now find

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.ith 13 days left until the november 8th midterms polling data continues to suggest the cavalry is

larry: hello, folks welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.t to open tonight with a couple of topics. first up, there is a nice looking stock market rally. the dow is rising, i don't know 1350 some-odd points over the past couple days kind of out of the blue after a dismal third quarter. year-to-date still bear market territory. the broad-based s&p 500 down 21%. now permit to ru

"kudlow" is next. larry: hello, folks. welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.latile trading the dow swung roughly 1500 points down and then up,

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all-star lineup, charles payne, larry kudlow, lauren and susan, starts at 11:00 eastern. set your dvr naps now. take a look at the big banks for us. they are down. lauren: look at jpmorgan. it is friday. too busy reading the morning bell. there's a bifurcation in terms of consumer facing banks and make more money off the loans they'd all out to consumers, mortgages and credit cards, jpmorgan, wells, citigroup which is a valuation, stock underperformed, a third of this year, citigroup didn't put in a great report card but has been so cheap, that is why people are buying into it. morgan stanley and a bit of jpmorgan, but jpmorgan had an offset. stuart: what did you have on traveler? lauren: a travel recovery. have you looked at the stocks? delta called the by, as you heard yesterday, some are booming and should last, head into the final holiday, final travel season of the year. norwegian, also a yield play. stuart: you have been right on this. you have been right on this. cruise lines, airlines are recovering. susan: also on yields, and they look more cheap. stuart: crypto

kennedy: with the being an economic adviser, larry kudlow is the blueprint. >> the original smart personh. >> right, matt on the board with one. >> that was a lay up. >> easy. kennedy: matt welch everyone matmatt welch all easy. >> 8 that. >> i just came from my doctor's ballet recital shiite -- 8 that. >> did a good job. >> yes that was a key happy. >> well, someone getting a hint. kennedy: use your listening ears. >> rice. >> npc . >> that is not words. that is three letters, how can you use that, use it. kennedy: down don't bother talking to him, that guy is an npc ? >> how old are your kids. >> a television network. kennedy: what might it mean, don't give me actual acronym. >> say it. >> don't bother talking to him, he is an npc . >> he is not worth talking to. >> he is not boring. kids say boring? >> people who do not think for themselves, mindless soldier of main stream media, nonplayer character. >> lay up for you. not for me. kennedy: easy for matt. >> why did the coolest guy come on the show, why couldn't you bring other nerds on. kennedy: matt might qualify. >> yeah. >> a good

it's not just our exchange of session with larry kudlow's socks. it's worse.s that our opinions come from somewhere else, often assembly-line like brand-new nikes except they're made by the left and their allies, not child laborers who would do much better job let's be honest. if you're a reporter at cnn which already shows poor judgment, and you can figure out where to stand on something, twitter makes it easy. it's the same way mcdonald's makes it easy when you can't decide what to eat. sure, it's not the healthiest for you but you know what you're getting and you didn't have to cook so opinions are premade, no thought necessary. if you talk a lot about crime, twitter will say such talk is racist. if you criticize our border policy, our open borders, that is xenophobia. if you talk about covid too much, that's just misinformation. if you talk about your kids education sucking, then you're a domestic terrorist. if you question gender affirmation surgery, then clearly you want trains kids to die. this town square is more like a black hole where truth goes to d

i am larry kudlow.om california, ronald reagan presidential library, a great treat for me because reagan was my boss over 40 years ago and i was deeply honored and humbled at the national review gala dinner where i received the book the prize for leadership and political sought. i want to thank everybod

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow.cording to joe biden and nancy pelosi and every other democrat where campaign ads have been aimed at republicans this summer. but even eye-opening poll show these policies are have much

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that's what larry kudlow left the waitress at the cheese cake factory a few weeks ago. here are other movies that made more than $4 million. the life in time of -- it's on netflix. you should check out. finally, the good, the bad enjoy bahar. i think we have a clip of our favorite scene. [applause] >> i i'm never going to stop. the excuse for the movie's poor performance is that straight people didn't want to see his gay movies. and in the real world, no people wanted to see his gay movies. why? because he craps on so many people every day, he should be making only german porn. if you get that joke, you're disgusting. true, if you don't embrace his narrow political view, you are evil which makes up about three quarters of the plant planet's population. this is the guy who is mad you didn't see his movie. >> if there are any republican women out there, so many of your husband are pretending to be straight right now. >> but my focus is not on trump voters. there's to way in the next 48 hours i'm going to miraculously get someone who's racist to, you know, be not racist. i

here is larry kudlow. >> the u.s. under biden who turned the fossil fuels begets off and drove up prices, we are dependent once again on opec. by the way, it is opec plus. it is the saudis plus the russians who are now going to cut back production. oil prices have gone up about ten bucks in the last couple of days. if they cut back on 2 million barrels per day some of which is what's by insiders, that will raise the price of oil by probably 15-20 dollars and that would jack up gasoline prices across the country, not just on the west coast where they are already too high. >> carley: the first time in history the national debt is more than $31 trillion. the grim milestone comes as experts anticipate a $1 trillion budget deficit for 2022. the rise in debt comes after massive covid spending trickling down my triggering the highest rate in 40 years. the number has concern after the federal reserve issued three consecutive interest rate hikes of .75 percentage points this year, the current target rate sitting above 3%. the

i'm larry kudlow. high high inflation is killing folks, killing take-home pay

larry kudlow, stuart varney and charles payne, maria bartiromo, >> dana: a lot of stars, great things covering the great recession i was hiding under my desk at the white house. also trying to figure out what was going on an trying to explain it to everyone. congratulations to fox business. we're thrilled for you. 15 years goes by quickly. you have done a great job. also this on the money team. >> ask the question not is inflation to high. the answer to that is yes. are policymakers doing everything they can in this white house to help bring that down? i think you have to find the answer is yes? >> dana: jared bernstein defending the biden administration's handling of runaway inflation. steve moore and austan goolsbee. we love having bernstein on but sometimes i just want to scream because you can't get a word in edge wise and we don't have enough time or for you, either. take you through this quickly. i want to play call for number one. what he said the white house was doing in terms of white house actions on this issue. watch. >> the president released oil from the strategic reserve

we should be growing boom town is my friend larry kudlow from fact says very well that biden inherited economy with low inflation, and he's turned it into a low growth economy with with the highest inflation rate in 40 years, by the way, puke bulajic i seem to recall was the man who was supposed to be in charge of the supply chain problems. problems are worse than ever. pete get on the job . and why don't you fix these, and he's got two young children , so you think he could still fix that baby formula crisis which we don't spend a lot of time on. but mom and dad's out their moms and dads, they know that there's still a problem. white house economic adviser cecilia rouse was pressed on when the so called inflation reduction act would start to bring down inflation. you know, we've been asking for weeks, but anyway, let's watch many parts of the bill will start to take effect next year. for example, there are tax credits for energy to help people weatherize their homes and also bring down other forms of energy costs. so we are focused on helping to make that transition to clean energy in