joining me now larry kudlow, host of larry kudlow on fox business, former chair of the national economicdent trump. larry, does the biden spin win? >> they are going to really try again and they shouldn't because the facts are completely at loggerheads. at one point i want to make when joe biden came into office, the economy was growing at 6.5% with an inflation rate less than 1.5%. those are facts. that's not politics. those are factoids pure and simple. the other thing i want to say is you compare trump wages under donald trump, average -- this is the most important measure you can have for working folks, average weekly wages, okay? adjusted for inflation, okay? they have gone down almost 5% after three years of joe biden. similarly under trump, they went up 9%. we have the -- i mean i will tell you what it was, january 2017, okay, $366 a week. that's what you made. when trump left office in january '21, $3,999 a week now now -- $399. january '24, $380, it's gone down 4.9% in three years plus under joe biden. people took a pay cut in the biden years. >> laura: they feel it. >> that's w

larry kudlow -- ♪. larry: mellow, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.t is all about ticktock. the battle in the brewing in the senate. our own hilary vaughn has quite a yarn to spin on adventures of tiktok and ceo. the great brian kilmeade is here, he will set rand paul straight about the tiktok story. bob lighthouseer wants more tariffs. retail sales going down, inflation going up. kevin hassett and mike falkander have something to say on that. former trump national security advisor on biden slipping the u.s. military. liz peek, caroline downey will watch senator bernie sanders go ba chris tick on capitol hill. -- ballistic. hilary vaughn live on capitol hill with all the powers that be. how are you doing. >> reporter: i'm still out of breath with all this chasing around i've been doing. right now senators are waiting for leader chuck schumer to figure out when and how he will bring this tiktok bill to the senate floor but ticktock's ceo is not waiting to figure out his fate. he is waiting here on capitol hill to take advantage of this limbo to lobby l

i am telling you it is a question larry kudlow gets on the street every day. he will be joining us coming up hello and welcome i am sandra smith in new york. >> john: when i saw switzerland was cutting interest rates i thought the dow will pop today. >> sandra: i saw your tweet. >> john: i am john roberts in washington this is "america reports" stocks are not the only thing surgeon, the housing market seeing a boom in february with house sales jumped 10% of the affordability crisis continues to hurt young americans as a number of first-time buyers actually went down in february month over month. >> sandra: what does it all mean? as promised larry kudlow is here, we pulled them out of lunch or wherever it was you were, you know. [laughs] >> it's the dead of night. >> sandra: but the pop of the stock market is incredible. we are about to hit 40,000 on the dow jones industrial at. >> it's good for the kudlow trust i will tell you that. one thing about the fed and interest rates, i think what is driving is profits they are the mother's milk of stocks. and profits

coming up next, the country and only larry kudlow. ♪ larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow."'m larry kudlow. inflation isn't letting up, and now the democrats want to juice the economy for an election year win. but this election's about one thing, working class folks got richer under trump, and they got poorer under biden. a couple of rate cuts not going to help them at all. sandra smith and steve moore are going to break it down for us. and this just in, breaking news from hot-lanta, fani willis dumped the man she loves. she didn't stand by her man, exactly. we're going to have the great alan dershowitz on set to weigh in about this story. and how about all these dumb democratic ideas? if california make more, pay more. bernie sanders wants americans to stop the working but get paid anyway. and then what are we going to do about tiktok? if north dakota governor doug burgum is going to be here to talk about all that. and donald trump's electoral map is expanding, and america's political realignment is real. breitbart's alex marlow and our own steve hilton are going to talk ab

larry kudlow. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.o joe biden thinks he is going to tax his way into prosperity. that is in his new budget. he is wrong. never works, never has, never will, neither by by the way will his massive new spending and borrowing. art laffer and congressman byron donalds will carve the biden budget. and why are tax dollars being used to fly in joe biden's illegal immigrants? senator katie britt will have something to say about that. former small business cabinet officer linda mcmahon will tell us why the bidens hate small businesses. then mark simone, joe concha will talk about armed troops in new york subways, firefighters a booing letitia james, how woke were the oscars? we'll go through tiktok. should the united states ban tiktok or perhaps a chinese communist takeover will come to an end? but first up right here our own edward lawrence is live with all the good news. i'm congratulating joe biden. he followed through on his state of the union with this terrific budget proposal. edward, what can you tell us?

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larry kudlow as speaker johnson. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. we are live from washington, d.c. we are talking about the state of the union message tonight as president biden takes center stage. the nation's state of the union is unhappy, demoralized, even fearful if you ask me. our very own john robertses will be here in a minute. he will lead us off what we might expect. speaker of the house mike johnson will join us. he will be here to talk about whether the border catastrophe will ever get solved, will we ever see a balanced budget in my lifetime? i don't know. senator marco rubio may have something to say about joe biden's cockamamie idea for the u.s. military to build a port in gaza, more insanity. senator rand paul will be coming around. will joe biden's spending spree ever be stopped at home or abroad? kevin hassett and steve moore why biden tax cuts will backfire. biden tax hikes i should say. then my favorite congresswoman, claudia tenney, she will report on donald trump's own state of the union prebuttal, very cool. first up, a couple

hello and welcome to special edition of kudlow, i am david asman and for larry kudlow. inflation taking up osmond ag again, prices rising 2.8% annually .3% the prior month. this was all expected but personal income, important to pocketbooks, missed expectations and oil and gas prices are still up significantly and they weren't in the insulation number which means things are getting tougher for average americans. you will president biden's loudest new york city fundraiser last night with golden $26 million. we are talking about that with north dakota governor doug burgum. edward lawrence is live with all the details of today's economic numbers and political impact as well. >> the reserve chairman today jay powell saying inflation report came in meeting expectations but still too hot to talk about early rate cuts. in the report shows inflation rising but when you talk about the personal income you mentioned, missed expectations that rose .3% but the important statistic when you compare the with personal spending .8%, that's the largest increase in 13 months and follow bot

what does larry kudlow say and say it in the context of if we move the goal post and say ok, no, 3% is the new target, are we just settling for high prices forever in this country and never come back down? >> larry: that's true, but also, if you go to 3, then you wait to go to 4, then wait to go, the target will be 5. left wing democrats want to go to 3, but what they are -- they don't know anything about monetary policy. what they are really saying is please goose the economy in the election year is the only way we are going to win. >> sandra: is that going to happen? >> larry: i don't think the fed will get into the crossfire. and can i give you some numbers on this, allowed to do numbers? >> sandra: let's do it. >> larry: just the last few months, three-month cpi, 4% annual rate. the target is 2. the core excluding food and energy, 4.2. >> sandra: the fed loves to look at and wait a second, that matters to people at home, food and energy prices. >> larry: and the core services excluding rent. >> sandra: that's the problem. that's the problem. >> larry: jay powell says it has gone up

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larry kudlow on why a lot of folks are voting with their wallet. but first -->> dana: we'll talk to national correspondent grif jenkins in eagle pass, texas, as voters cast their ballots after dualing border visits between trump and biden. did anybody change their minds of who they would vote for after those visits? >> we shall soon find out. texas is the second biggest prize today. 244 democrat ones up for grabs. has to get a 20% threshold or better and you want to know what's on their minds as voters? take a look. i'll show you, dana, a live group right now of about eight to 10 migrants outside this razor wire. it comes all day every day. now, take a look at some video we shot yesterday. you can see this group of migrants which texas governor greg abbott put the wire up. despite that, this group got through and it's part of everything happening with the backdrop of the election today, the battle between texas and the federal government, supreme court blocking texas' new law that would make illegal crossings a crime and allow texas law enforcement

ha >> and i would argue, larry kudlow, that the reason they will not be so inclined to get home because they don't like what they'ro e on the bordr ,they don't like what they see't in their grocery store lik. >> they don't like that their dollar is not goine thatg anywhere near as far as it was four years ago. they don't like defund, dismantle the no bail laws. they don't like high gas prices . they don't like any of it. why should they? wh y shouwell, first of all, thankt you for having me. pid i want to go back to those pictures, incredible pictures. that ictictures.s invasion of ts of texas. and it, is an invasion of the united states by a mob, a mobanh of illegals. and that pictureatture, which rs throughout the country is a message that there is no safety, no security and no law n and order. i mean, trump calls it biden's immigration crime and thatt ju is not just down there in el paso, texas, that has become nationwide. you know the story in new york ,four and a half billion dollars of stolen goods from the stores. who knows? it probably is even greater thanres. that.at pictu so t

larry kudlow is with us.s in all right.'m reading this and i'm like, look, i'm looking at thi v . >> they already have thee the highest paidhi the highest incoe taxes in the country out in california. >> you see business after business after business leavingr in california, their headquarters. and you can't blame them. why don't they just say all ofou you people that make money peopreeate jobs, get out of ou state? that because that's ostensibly what they're doing anywa's e y. >> yeah, give it. yeah, give us your money. wha give us your money. i mean, what's so wonderful about this sout this californiag is it's not even tied to electricity use. it's just an end. it's an income increase. and by the way, yes, the upper end pays more. but the stupid part of this and this is where there's going to be a revolt. you look at the numbers here, shawn, the middle claslt youse is going to be charged significantly. i did the maths is here. the middle class right now payst about 3200 bucks a year for their electricity bills. that, by th

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.o matter what the liberal media says trump's bloodbath comment about the chinese attack on the u.s. car business is right on target and speaking of unfree speech the supreme court debates biden collusion with social media companies. judiciary chairman jim jordan will weigh in on it all in just a few moments. finally when will tiktok be sold from the chinese ccp? senator kevin cramer will tell us. we're not a banana republic says israel's benjamin netanyahu about joe biden and chuck schumer. kash patel has more on that. odor of mendacity according to mr. jonathan turley, he will be with us also. first up the supremes hearing arguments on the first amendment today. our own lydia hue is with us. what you got? >> the question today, did the biden administration overstep constitutional boundaries by leaning on social media platforms to silence conservative viewpoints. they debated that question through two hours of oral arguments before the bench today. state attorneys general for missouri

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larry kudlow. the new biden white house strategy and center at mike lee's going to weigh in on. plus a good day for the doubt up to 460 points. while, we will report on that. trump media, my new favorite stock up 13% today. people all over the country supporting his request for a second term for it our own jesse watters on his new book get it together. the details how the leftist suffers from personality disorders. and mental health problems. former fed head governor kevin why the fed need not cut interest rates. and nbc hates conservatives. but they have to change pay ron at mcdaniel for 600-gram per one appearance. nice work if you can get up and we'll talk about with chri caria bedford and alex marlow. and speaker newt gingrich going to come by later in the show to tell us why joe biden's is selling out israel. but first up our own edward lawrence has the latest tidbits from the white house a press briefing. edward what have you got? >> they are focused on what happened in baltimore. the bridge

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.ur own edward lawrence sat down for an exclusive interview with treasury secretary janet yellen who doesn't seem to care much that you really can't borrow and tax your way into prosperity. but he will join news a couple of minutes. we'll have former omb district tore in the trump administration, russell vought will join you to talk about it all. breaking up is hard to do either tic-tac will have to be banned or bytedance will sell it off. ftc commissioner car and will way in. will biden administration block weapons into israel? who knows. former u.s. ambassador to israel. he will join us. voters didn't like biden's state of the union message. go figure. we have chris lowery, chris bedford. plus why don't men want to work. david bahnsen will tell us about it. first up exclusive interview our very own edward lawrence sat down with treasury secretary janet yellen in, get ready for it, elizabethtown, kentucky. edward, good work. report switched us to fnc. larry: i think we lost him. we wer

. ♪ larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.onald trump branding the border crisis joe biden's invasion as the president ignores the migrant crime in the u.s. and instead focuses on climate change. oh. now we're going to call illegals newcomers. we're going to ask senator marsha blackburn what she thinks about all that,s plus we've got mike faulkender and judy sheldon on -- is at a 30-year low and congressman scott perry on hunt e bide -- hunter biden's admission that the big guy was on his calls. and katie pavlich limp alan dershowitz on donald trump's eight amendment rights and other things. first up, our own griff jenkins, the great, is down in -- live from brownsville, texas, with more on yesterday's border visit. griff jenkins, the great. i love that. >> reporter: hey. good afternoon, larry. and it was presidential dueling down on the border separated by 300 miles. but area just 9 months ago was the epicenter of the migrant crisis with thousands coming across here to brownsville. now it's one of the slowest in the country.

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.n eighth amendment supreme court appeal may be donald trump's best way out of the unprecedented democratic lawfare attacks against him. mr. wonderful kevin o'leary and our ace league analyst gregg jarrett will weigh in on that one. then why do democrats hate israel? we'll ask ranking member of the armed services committee, senator roger wicker. plus breaking news right just now, texas razor wire wins according to the supreme court. we're going to have senator john kennedy weigh in own that and some other things. and then why inflation is much worse than folks think. we'll discuss why with steve forbes and mike falkander. but first up president trump says he can't secure a bond for his 464 million judgment. our own lydia hue has the details. lydia, what can you tell us? >> larry, time is ticking for the former president. the deadline for that bond now less than a week away. as you mentioned his lawyers tell the court he has encountered insurmountable difficulties securing that bond. wit

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.o trump media soars on wall street as people rally behind him and his conservative social media outlet. we'll talk about that and more with tennessee senator bill hagerty. we'll also get a report on the collapse of the baltimore bridge, it is a terrible story, plus can david mccormack win the pennsylvania senate seat? he will be here. this just in, nbc reportedly firing former rnc chair ronna mcdaniel after hiring her 15 minutes ago. that's a great story too. mark simone, alec lace will have something to say about it. the biggest news on wall street, incredible success of trump media stock offering today. our own kelly o'grady has that, maybe a few other details as well. kelly. >> reporter: good to see you, larry, djt, that ticker it soared in the first day of trading, actually pared back some of those gains in the last hour but trump media and technology, it officially listed on the nasdaq under the ticker of the former president's initials and it really did exceed expectations. at on

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now it is time for "kudlow." ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.ll right, biden classified documents, special counsel robert hur testified on capitol hill today and made it quite clear that joe biden willfully retained classified materials after the end of his vice presidency and is guilty. we'll talk about that with steve forbes, jason chaffetz, sean duffy, if we can all stand it what a threesome. our own taylor riggs and "breitbart" john carney on biden-flation heating back up. gordon chang says tiktok must be divested from china's bytedance or tiktok will be banned in america. newt beginning rich on donald trump's republicans becoming the party of the working class and joe biden's big government socialist budget. finally senator tommy tuberville will talk about the far left woke stuff in joe biden's fantasy budget. first up, let's go right to jacqui heinrich live from the right house on the robert hur business. jacqui, what can you tell us? >> reporter: the white house wanted special counsel hur's testimony to reaffirm his report's conclusion, c

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larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.o profits are the mother's milk of stocks and record earnings are driving record stock prices higher. our own taylor riggs and "breitbart"'s john carney will break it down for us and once again joe biden is trying to end gasoline powered cars. it is going to fail just like the other attempts. people don't want evs. we have senator cynthia lummis to weigh in on that. plus senator john thune is going to tell us what prime minister netanyahu said raging at chuck schumer in a meeting with the senate republican conference yesterday. and later in the show supermarket boss john catsimatidis is tackling shoplifters. mark simone and joe concha will weigh in on that one. first up let's get a wrap of the markets. a big record day. we have kelly o'grady. you're just driving markets higher on a daily basis. >> reporter: that's why i'm wearing green today, larry. green on the screen. stocks rallying today on rate cut optimism. you had the dow approaching that 40,000 milestone today. it hit an all-ti

. ♪ ♪ larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow.president biden's state of the union peach last night mainly vilified donald trump -- speech. mr. biden had some memory loss, he he thought it was the democratic national convention instead of the state of the union, but he was standing at the end of the speech. we will have commentary from vivek ramaswamy and governor doug burgum about all that. we're going to ask our own steve hilton who's going to win the presidential election. good question. plus, today's jobs report came in on the soft side. our own taylor riggs and breitbart's john carney will tell us why. kash patel is going to try to explain how the u.s. military can actually build a new mediterranean port in gaza, no less. but first up, let's head to washington d.c. edward lawrence standing by with more from last night's to hangover. edward, what can you tell us? [laughter] >> reporter: well, you said it, larry. we heard one of the most partisan state of the union addresses that the i can remember. it seemed president biden us

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.n historic election victory by former president donald trump last night on "super tuesday." he is now poised to be the republican presidential standard-bearer for an husband tore rick third time. he could also make history by being the first president to win, then lose, then win again since grover cleveland in 1892. south dakota governor kristi noem will join us, talk about how success will bring the republican party and the entire country together in unity. senior house member, steve scalise and jim jordan will talk about drill, baby, drill, fighting inflation and a second round of trump tax cuts. and then david bossie, charlie hurt and katie pavlich weigh in on the fate of nikki haley. why republicans are more united than democrats and donald trump is going to take his campaign all around the country. but, first up, our very own the great edward lawrence live at the white house with all the details on tuesday's history and it was interesting, edward, it really was. >> reporter: it wa

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.mnesty, green cards for everyone that is the new biden strategy at the border. mike lee. the dow up 460 point. we'll report on that. trump media, my new favorite stock up 13% today, people all over the country supporting mr. trump's quest for a second term. our on jesse watters on his new book, get it together. the details how the lefts suffers from personality disorders and mental health problems. former fed head governor kevin warsh, why the fed need not cut interest rates. looks like nbc hates conservatives you know that, but they have to pay ronna mcdaniel 600 grand for one appearance. nice work if you can get it. we'll talk about it with chris bedford, alex marlow, "breitbart"'s alex marlowe. newt gingrich later in the show to tell us why joe biden is selling out israel. first off, edward lawrence with the latest tidbits from the white house briefing. edward, what you got. >> reporter: they're focused on the bridge collapse. maryland is in the recovery mode looking for six victims

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larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.o jay powell's fed performance it is the hottest broadway show around. so far he is sticking with the non-inflationary script. stocks up 400 bucks. full report, art laffer, steve moore will weigh in. meanwhile the great state of texas is early didded to stop the invasion of illegal immigrants no matter what various courts may say. donald trump should use the excessive fines clause of the eighth amendment to halt joe biden's lawfare. we'll hear about all this from vivek ramaswamy in just a couple moments. general jack keane will give us his take why democrats are turning against israel. kellyanne conway on safety and security, driving women and minority voters to trump. and bjorn lomborg, on why following the so-called climate science will cause, get this, $60 trillion by the year 2100. $60 trillion for no good reason at all. let's go straight to our own edward lawrence live from the federal reserve. edward, how was the broadway show today? >> reporter: it was great, opening act, closin

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. no matter what liberal media says trump's blood bath comment about chinese attack on u.s. car business is right on target. and the supreme court debateds biden collusion with social media companies, jim jordan will weigh in on it, when is tiktok going be sold from chinese ccp. >> we're not a banana republic says israel netanyahu about joe biden and chuck schumer, kash patel has a new thoughts. jonathan turley will be with us. first supreme court hearing argument on first amendment, lydia hu. reporter: the kuo, di -- request did biden administration step over constitutional boundaries by leaning on so much social media platforms to silence debate able view points. and states attorney for missouri and louisiana who brought the case. claim that the biden administration violated first amendment protections by improperly coordinating with social media platforms to remove or limit. communications that government did not like, pointing to a mountain of evidence that including government e-ma

larry kudlow gives his thoughts. the gold star father arrested for interrupted biden.berts, join sandra and me at the top of the hour. >> emily: time for in case you missed it. aaron rodgers is hitting back after this headline, r.f.k. jr. vp prospect has shared false sandy hook narrative. >> what happened in sandy hook was a tragedy, i am not and never been of the opinion the events did not take place, i hope we learn from this and other tragedies to identify signs to allow us prevent unnecessary loss of life. tomi, some argue, it looks like he is probably likely vp nominee if cnn is coming out with a hit piece trying to discredit him. >> tomi: press or media have not like aaron rodgers since he came out against the covid vaccine. he has talked about jimmy kimmel and the hit list, if he says something, he doubles down. if he says i never said this, i tend to believe aaron rodgers. he is not somebody that goes with wind or changes his tune because he is afraid of culture cancel. i don't like the idea someone will say in a private conversation someone said this that is n

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.ll right, super tuesday, donald trump in total command on the republican side. 15 states, 854 delegates up for grabs. we've got our own bret baier waiting right here to talk about it for us. to give us to start off. we have senator tommy tuberville on trump's common sense policies that seem to be working. kellyanne conway will stop by his historic political comeback. think about this a year or two ago, do you think he would be here? i don't know know. tough call. mark simone, joe concha whether joe biden is old or cognitively impaired or maybe both. first up let's go straight to our own grady trimble live in ashburn, virginia. good evening what can you tell us? >> reporter: larry, i can tell you as we've been talking to voters throughout the day today the economy is an issue that keeps coming up over and over again. the voters are comparing how they feel financially right now, and how they felt financially when former president trump was in office. the white house likes to tout the rat

. ♪ larry: hello, folk, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.ormer president trump faces a monday deadline to post a nearly half billion dollar bond in the new york fraud case. does he have the eighth amendment up his sleeve? we're going to ask jonathan turley about that in just a couple moments. and then our all-tar panel of charlie hurt, katie pavlich and roman will weigh in on all of it. plus from, janing yellen dead wrong again, this time about raising corporate taxes. kevin has especially is going the take her to the wood smelt. also senator eric smid, senator tommy tuberville wants to stop china a from buying up u.s. farmland, i couldn't agree more. let's get the latestest on the trump civil fraud case ahead of monday's bond deadline. lydia hu is here with more. lydia, the clock is ticking, the 24-second shot clock is almost down to the end. what's he going to do? >> reporter: just one weekend away from that monday deadline, and the former president has to post that appeal bond for nearly half a billion dollars to protect his assets from n

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. ♪ larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.he democratic double freak out continues growing larger and larger. scotus supreme court ruling in favor of trump on the ballot. other trials are likely to be delayed for months and months. new round of polls shows the former president miles ahead of joe biden on key issues across the board. we have michigan's tudor dixon, "breitbart" john march little, and ben domenech will weigh in. that joe biden knowingly and purposely blew up the border back in 2021. steve moore, art laffer tell us why "bidenomics" is not working. newt gingrich why the complete abject failure of big government socialism. let's go to our own grady trimble in d.c. with the details on today's supreme court ruling. they will let donald trump on the ballot. whoa!. this is america. >> reporter: yes they will, larry. a unanimous decision, 9-0 by the way. it means former president trump stays on the ballot not only in colorado but also in other states. there are a slew of them that tried kick him off of their ballots incl

larry kudlow, who knows. larry could be the person.ic, steve would be a great fed chairman. there are all these wonderful people who would be in the running, in the mix. waller is one of the fed members now, he is also pretty good. charles: right. >> we have a long way to go before any decisions but isn't it fun talking about them? isn't it fun whispering the names. did you hear about this one? he might be -- that is what is so wonderful about politics. if you don't enjoy it, it will kill you. it will just make you crazy but when you get into these rumor mills and stuff it really gets exciting, fun and thrilling. i'm glad they're doing those types of stories. charles: talk about something not too far away. that is the next fed meeting. >> okay. charles: if you were on the fomc right now would you be looking to cut-rates sometime soon? >> you know i wouldn't be cutting rates at all to be honest. i let markets drive rates. i wouldn't drive them. as i talked about lots of times the fed should be controlling its balance sheet and only it's

joseph d.c., new york penthouse chamber alive and well at nbc, thank you so much, larry kudlow. breaking news coming in, let's get adequate senate commerce, senator eric, thank you so much. breaking news coming in right now, the white house got treasury secretary janet yellen to give a remarkably fatuous optimal speech in georgia telling china. it, back off selling cheaper women change in the u.s. like electric cars because president biden is reportedly angry trying to expunge cutting 2024 cam campaign. he's touting spending under the billions of taxpayer money on climate change but senator, they're not complaining about cheaper appliances, drugs and nothing else in china. what you make of this? >> it under course the problem, we are way to defend it for a wide variety of supply chain needs we have wooding pharmaceuticals, rare earth materials and this is again, part of the problem with this push for electric vehicles. there's not really . liz: let me jump in, economists tell us he appreciated secretary yellen is a respect but how can the white house turn her into operative in t

overgrowth in the long term economy, this is growth that is taken some trump allies like larry kudlowe. >> you've got the dow making record, after record after record. what do you say to folks who say wait a, second this isn't as bad as you have been saying it is. >> i would say probably agree, as that? you have full -- it was a good, quarter don't get me wrong. 3.3%. it beat estimates. the last quarter was a good quarter. it was 4.9%. >> i was wrong about the slowdown and the recession. and a trump aide he got it working it's not about the age or lawyer a contested primary calendar. it's party challengers to biden and he should. no but nothing like what trump should face all in according to like, when the most straightforward key to biden's something we all know about. it's incompetency, because most incumbent presidents are reelected in this there is an economic recession or some external disaster. i'm not saying if you turn out the news until november, there's a lot of ways that would tie not to do. that i'm not telling you that we have protection. here it is interesting to compare

i mean, you know larry kudlow has been writing about the affordability crisis. young americans say i'll never be able to afford a home. to that you say what? >> we have to get the inflation rate back to 2%. congress gave us that as a job. part of that is us raising interest rates. we the fed have raised interest rates and that's contributed to the unaffordability, i'm not disputing that in any way. the one thing is if you already had the mortgage and you had a fixed rate, that difference between what a new mortgage would be and what your existing mortgage is, that has contributed to a little bit of the lock-in, i would say, on the negative side of the housing market that people are not selling their houses because they don't want to leave the low mortgage rate that they have locked in already. >> sandra: i have to leave it there. i could talk to you all day. finish with this. are you seeing an economy that could weather an interest rate cut this year? >> i think so, you know. i've been saying -- last year, many people thought there has never been a precedent of

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david: larry kudlow earlier, selective prosecution, not just trump, it could be used for anybody, any any individual in new york. >> and that is the danger of the attorney general made no secret about her campaign platforms, she's out to get donald trump so when she brought this whole case, i think many people look at it and said wait a minute, is this really politics by other means? should you be using the power of the government to prosecute people and impose massive half a billion-dollar fines as a way of going after political enemies or people who are disdained? david: it was the judge who came up with a figure out of thin air and he's the one who valued our a lot of work probably over a billing dollars and 18 million so he takes this which is are more than anything imposed before, it reeks of politics but trump had to come up with some money, there is a sale ipo, truth social that might have the for billing, it might take a while to work through but can he use that to post bond? >> well, that is the question. i think president trump is still a very wealthy man but some people wou

. >> sandra: affordability crisis that larry kudlow talks so much about. interesting how the fed interprets the latest job report, maybe a cut this year, it would be welcome for those looking for a house. and aishah, coming up in the next hour, austin goldsbiis going to join us live, we'll ask him about the job numbers and any indications this is an economic environment where they will maybe soon be able to start cutting those interest rates because it is affecting a lot of people. >> aishah: would love that, especially for folks to buy a home, we are becoming a country of renters. it's a big problem. still to come. >> her death could have been prevented. kayla's death could have been prevented. many other lives could have been prevented if the border was secured. >> aishah: goodness. growing concerns over violent criminals crossing into the country as another illegal migrant has been arrested in what's becoming a human trafficking investigation. how congress is trying to take action to stop migrant-related crime. senator joni ernst is joining us next to t