we need to bring vladimir putin to the table and the way to do that is what larry kudlow and i calledt president trump has called for, put sanctions on the russians to bring putin to the table to have a negotiated peace treaty. we have to stop the killing in ukraine, the stop the killing of ukrainians and yanz russians and need peace in the world. too you little too late telling the ukrainians they can have some weapons not others, use some weapons, can't use others, the half-measured sanctions, none of that is helping in the war in ukraine. that's a lack of leadership under the biden administration. >> all right. >> trump will get this war settled quickly. >> thank you for your time. it was an interesting read. we'll leave it there and be back in a moment. awkward question... is there going to be anything left... —left over? —yeah. oh, absolutely. (inner monologue) my kids don't know what they want. you know who knows what she wants? me! i want a massage, in amalfi, from someone named giancarlo. and i didn't live in that shoebox for years. not just— with empower, we get all of our fi

i'm larry kudlow. joe biden, donald trump getting ready to square off, cnnar presidental debate.mo thrre whol whole world is watch, speculating, opining. jim jordan will be here to talk about that coming up.it first up, jacqui heinrich has the latest from both camps. what's cooking? >> it's been six days since we've seen the president, he's camp david.cht roien klain is taking a lead ro, helping him prep for the debate which is happening in a converted airplane hangar and movie theater turned into at makeshift debate stage. the formal mock debates haveum begun and the trump campaign thinks people should be you outraged by all of this. >>is i don't think this is getting enough attention in the media, how biden is elevating the bar for himself by taking the entire week off. i'm sure the families of lakenbe riley and rachel morin don't like the fact that joe biden is taking a weethisk off to get rey for a debated. how do you take a week off when you're the leader of the freeer world? >> of th in the press

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larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. biden, donald trump, getting ready to square off tomorrow night, cnn presidential debate, the whole world is watching and speculating and opining. congressman jim jordan will be here in a little while. he will talk about that, much more in a couple of minutes. first up fox news senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich, has the latest from both camps. jackie, what is cooking? >> larry, it has been six days now since we've seen the president. he is hunkered down ad camp david, with 1of his closest advisors. reportingly wrong klain, former chief of staff is taking a lead role helping him prep for the debate. this is can verted hangar, movie theater, into a makeshift debate stage according to "the new york times." according to that report the formal mock debates have begun. the trump campaign thinks that people should be outraged by all of this. >> i don't think that this is getting enough attention in the media how biden is elevating the bar for himself taking entire week off. i'

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i am larry kudlow. the jobs report came out, top line number looks good but under the hood some bad numbers. vivek ramaswamy on that in a couple moments but first, jonathan hunt in los angeles with the latest on president biden's border catastrophe. what can you tell us? >> reporter: three days into the biden administration asylum rules, there appears to have been no discernible effect on the numbers of migrants crossing the southern border illegally. new numbers provided by customs and border protection sources show there were 3800 illegal border crossings yesterday far above the 2500 total that is supposed to trigger automatic deportation under the new biden policy. fox's border team sees an unrelenting flow in california migrants from all over the world telling bill melugin they love america and are looking for better lives. >> from egypt? from egypt. >> go to america? why did you come to america? >> business and the group. >> you want to work? >> yes. >> reporter: you want a job. >> yes. >> america

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm larry kudlow. jury selection underway in the federal gun case against hunter biden. david, what do you got? reporter: david, jury selection began with 250 people and goal is to weed it will down to 12 jurors and four alternates and right now they have a jury pool of only 36 people and will continue to move down there. everyone on the jury is pretty much aware of this case and has some sort of knowledge of the biden family hunter charged with three tellny counts of lying on a gun form in 2018 claiming he was not a drug user and jurors asked opinions on gun use and drug right -- drug use and gun rights and huntser did not check no to be ago drug user on the gun form and needs to be examined whether there's questions about the chain of custody and maybe somebody else tampered with the form. as i mentioned the first lady jill biden in the courtroom along with hunter's sister ashley biden. it happens to be the first lady's 73rd birthday today. the jury selection expected to wrap up today and having a ju

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larry: hello, folks, welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. donald trump returning to washington with high energy and joe biden in the g7 in italy and no energy and it's a big difference and meanwhile weave got kevin o'leary and senator eric submit to talk about that -- eric schmidt talking about all the details and jacqui heinrich on the details of the trip to italy. what do you have? >> hey, larry, waiting on the readout from the president's private meeting with the pope. we have no idea the president leaned down to greet the 87-year-old pope with a handshake and forhead to forehead moment with embrace and pope gave remarks and artificial intelligence deliver ago warning that politicians had to protect human dignity in developing ai so algorithms don't produce life-altering decisions and called on countries to ban the use of lethal autonomous weapons or killer robots. >> we need to ensure and safeguard a space for proper human control and human dignity itself depends on it. i want the president's big meeting with the italian prime minister g

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larry: mellow, folks, welcome to "kudlow" i'm larry kudlow. first up tonight soaring u.s.ebt is a spending problem that threatens higher inflation and higher interest rates and a whole bunch of financial problems. that is the subject of the riff. ♪ u.s. government finances are an absolute mess. that according to the latest congressional budget office report across the board, spending, deficits, debt, all moving in the wrong direction. there is no excuse for it and there is certainly no economic justification for it. this is big government socialism on a tear. and at some point you have to ask, with all this spending and borrowing, will the federal reserve be forced to enable the government's faltering finances by creating too much cash and thus reviving inflation? and you also have to ask when will government borrowing rates in the bond market start heading back up? so, listen to this, just in the last four months since february, the new cbo scorecard shows $2.6 trillion in higher spending over the next 10 years. for this fiscal year alone, 2024, spending has been reestima

"kudlow" is next. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. tax cuts, deregulation, drill, baby, drill, secure border, the democrats seem to think those are somehow inflationary policies. i don't think so. david malpass and art laffer on that in discuss a couple moments. first up our own grady trimble. he has details of trump's recent fund raising with business leaders. business leaders seem to like what they're hearing, grady? >> reporter: they certainly do, larry, because the trump campaign says it raised $12 million at a single high dollar tech fund-raiser, and more than $33 million over the former president's four-day trip out west. last thursday night, an event was packed with silicon valley heavyweights venture capitalists and podcast host david saks and they hosted the event. winkelvoss twins of social network, facebook, cryptocurrency fame were there as well along with a whole host of others t was a packed room from what we gathered. this is the latest example of former president trump's courting groups who may not have traditionally s

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. president trump kill it had on tax cuts, growth, inflation, the border, abortion. absolutely smashed joe biden on the issues. mr. trump took the lead and was in full control of the entire 90 minutes and kate pavlich and brian kilmeade onset to go through all of it. first up, our own it was last night's i did bait and news coming out today, edward. >> yeah, two candidates on the debate stage and we'll have two dualing campaign events and president biden and campaign confirms to fox news and president biden at the second debate in september and also confirming president biden will not drop out of the race for the presidency and >> i didn't. but these tariffs and 10% tariffs and everything coming in the country. middle class has been devastated by you and new tax cut of $5 trillion over the next ten years and it's going to fundamentally bankrupt the country. >> those making under $400,000 a year and answer about abortion rights and another topic and president biden mistakenly inserted bo

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"kudlow" is next. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. today we commemorate the 08th anniversary of operation neptune on the beaches of normandy, france. my good friend newt gingrich will be here in a few moments to help husband with historical perspective. first up we go to our own edward lawrence who has details on president biden in normandy today. edward, what can you tell us? >> reporter: right now president biden is back in paris. he will be again in normandy tomorrow to deliver another speech on freedom. today is about reflecting, reflecting on those folks who helped 80 years ago what happened. what is happening today also. in his speech at memorial president biden gave comparisons to the invasion of ukraine. president biden: we're living in a time democracy is more risk across the world since the end of world war ii, since these beaches were stormed in 1944. now we have to ask ourselves, when we stand against tyranny, against evil, against crushing brutality of the iron fist, when we stand for freedom, will we defend democracy, we

kudlow is next. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.o after allowing roughly 10 million illegals into the country president joe biden finally announces an executive action about the border. i don't think it will solve anything but we'll hear from wyoming senator john barrasso in just a moment. tommy tuberville later on in the show. first up however our own edward lawrence live at the white house. he was there at the president's announcement. so edward, are what's cooking with all of this. >> reporter: potentially the president now laid the groundwork for large-scale deportations of people crossing the border. the executive actions if the number of people crossing between borders, reaches 2500 no more asylum claims is taken. until the number gets back down to 1500 level. that is when those asylum claims will be taken again. at the moment 3100 people a day are crossing between borders. so under this plan tomorrow people crossing between ports of entry will be deportenned under title 8 if they don't mean heightened u.n. convention of credi

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. low taxes and deregulation at the business roundtable. that's the subject of the riff. former president donald trump made his first visit to capitol hill today, first one since he left office 3 1/2 years ago. he met with senate and house republicans and then he visited the nation's top ceos at the business roundtable where yours truly was the moderator and interviewer for the one hour session. now we're going to have much more on the house and senate meetings. we have our own john roberts, we have congressman wesley hunt, we have senator roger marshall. on capitol hill the unity vibe was very significant. meanwhile the business roundtable meeting was private and off the record but officials were okay with my reporting some general topics, no direct quotes. the meeting was packed by the way and the number one issue seemed to be tax cuts. president trump pledged that he would maintain the 21% corporate tax rate which was such a winner for workers and so crucial for businesses to grow an

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so joe biden now on day five of his camp david lockdown. that is ahead of thursday's cnn presidential debate as trump continues, mr. trump continued his own tour de force around the country but what do voters want to hear from the former president on thursday? vivek ramaswamy is going to give us his thoughts in just a couple minutes. first up ashiah hasnie live in washington on the latest on the trump and biden operations. asia, what's cooking? >> reporter: good to see you. we probably won't see either biden or trump until thursday. neither of the two men have public events on the schedule anymore. team biden is on media blitz sending out surrogates all over the country. they are predicting trump will be unhinged on the debate stage. their words, not mine. asked whether voters trump did a better job in office than biden the biden campaign didn't talk about policy. instead they blamed americans and their poor memory. listen to this. >> i do think that people have amnesia. i've been tal

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. is joe biden digging the u.s. economy into its grave? we'll ask art laffer, steve moore, william shakespeare's grave digger. more on that in just a few moments. but first up with just four-days until the cnn presidential debate how are biden and trump preparing for it? fox news ashiah hasnie has much more for us. what you got? >> reporter: larry, good evening to you. we know president biden right now is surrounded by a whopping 16 debate preppers. that's a lot. his campaign says he will blow everybody away. >> you will see a very energized president biden, i can assure you of that. >> reporter: we won't see biden until debate today. instead the campaign is flooding the airwaves with new ads marking the anniversary of the dobbs decision. they're deemploying vice president kamala harris, threw shade at trump, he is guilty for stealing reproductive rights for women. former president trump on the other hand is on the campaign trail, holding rallies. he is meeting with supporters while his campaign preemptively going a

kudlow is next. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.o president trump in detroit this weekend rallying black voters with his prosperity agenda. that after successfully pitching the country's top ceos in washington, d.c. dr. ben carson, jerone smith in a few moments. our intrepid edward lawrence with all the details. edward's what's's cooking. >> reporter: very different scene for president joe biden over the weekend a lot of celebrities trying too get president biden reelected to office. george clooney, julia roberts, barbra streisand. these people are not affected by inflation rest of us are feeling. in the campaign event they raked in $30 million the campaign used for ads. inside president joe biden highlighted liberal causes and went after the u.s. supreme court. president biden: look the supreme court has never been out of kilter as it is today, i mean never. i taught constitutional law for nine years. this guy knows more about it than most. look, the fact of the matter is, this has never been a court been this far out of step. >> r

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larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.he top story today, the top story, hunter biden found guilty on all three charges in the delaware gun trial. we got andy mccarthy to review it for us. congressman byron donalds reacting in a few moments. first up our very own lydia hu standing by with all the details. what can you tell us? >> larry the president's son hundred hunt is convicted felon. the jury did in three hours. they found that hunter lied on a federal gun form when he claimed he was not a drug user. the third count was found guilty possessing a gun battling addiction. one juror spoke to fox news after the verdict said the case was hard wrenching. here is more. >> nobody is above the law, no matter who you are. so, that did not play a factor in my decision -- it was not politically motivated. >> reporter: now hunter's family attended trial with him, including first lady jill biden. hunter had this to say in a statement after the verdict. i'm more grateful for the love and support i experienced this week pro melissa, th

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. >> talking with charles payne and larry kudlow and coping with higher prices and jackie has small businessers she's talking to and something for everyone. the point is this is still a problem. how do we deal with it? stuart: brian, taylor, thank you for joining us. see you soon. the biden campaign is launching a new outreach program to win over la voters. that would be me. ashley, what's the strategy here? ashley: well, to reach out to seniors in a variety of ways and including phone banks and pick e ball courts. i don't know if stu varney will be there. recent polls show biden is slipping among younger voters and also when it cops to black and latino voters but surveys also show that biden is pulling ahead a bit among voters 65 and older so to ram home the advantage, the biden campaign is launching a national initiative starting this friday in new hampshire, which by the way is a battleground state apparently with the highest percentage of residents 65 and older and not florida. biden advisers believe the campaign of freedom and democracy approach resinates with the generation of voters t

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so president trump right now about to take the stage in racine, wisconsin with his pro-growth tax cutting, seize the border agenda. we'll take you there live as the president is speaking. back in washington, d.c., joe biden announced another mass amnesty plan for hundreds of thousands of illegals, incredible. we'll have much more on that in a few moments with former dhs secretary chad wolf. but first up, our very own edward lawrence doing double and triple duty today. he has got the details on mr. biden's amnesty plan. edward, what can you tell us. >> reporter: larry the president having the department of homeland security keep non-citizen spouses and children together. the move he announces today claims will help from the economy by adding skilled workers. the department of homeland security will help families navigate the process to apply for lawful permanent resident status. the person has to be in the u.s. 10 years or more, be legally married to a u.s. citizen. the president said

larry kudlow and hot tubs. >> what did you make of that?its words to live by you just imagine if you use a family moniker when cannibals surrounded him looking at the chief and said don't. [ cheers and applause ] that's my time. >> greg: jamie often wished your wife was eaten by cannibals sorry ex-wife i remember that case the forensic files asks me to be called for an interview when you're on the runway did you make of this? >> i love a hot make story. and by the way rap hot make it was an accident. >> greg: in a hot tub. >> isn't it weird the biden just lies about stuff that doesn't make him look good. like say for instance his uncle had been eaten by cannibals even for his tour maybe keep that to yourself like. >> greg: and his uncle was a hero right. >> and there's an article amazing it's every mistake biden has made in the last 10 years it was so long and entertaining. he got the wrong date of january 6. it's literally call january 6th. it would be like getting the 4th of july wrong it's in the name of the thing. he said about covid-19

donor or has been to a lot of different causes and not clear which way he'd go and he was on with larry kudlowof reveal where had his support was going and why. take a look. >> there's no comparison of the cognitive abilities of these two men and what we saw last night is a fundraiser for president trump and he was very sharp, on the ball and stayed for something like four hours and talked to everybody and the whole crowd and everybody loved him and at the same time you saw biden at that d-day event and looked like he couldn't keep up with whatever he was doing. there's no question on which of the men are more cognitive and with it. will: founder of paypal tied in with peter musk and peter teale and cohosted by someone from cnbc and tech venture capitalist with sacks and it represents a shift and had a fundraiser which trump atten attended and even ar shift among those and going for the left and talking about later in the program and guys like russell brand. rachel: talk ago bit about russell brand and he's an interesting figure in the whole wave of people during covid they were expecting prot

(dramatic instrumental music) larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. so after allowing roughly 10 million illegals into the nation, president biden finally announces an executive order about the border, i don't think that will solve anything but we'll hear from wyoming senator john barrasso, and tommy tuberville later, but first edward lawrence is live at white house, he was there at the announcement. what is cooking? reporter: so potentially president is now laid ground work for large scale deportations of people crossing border and executive actions today if the numbers of people crossing reaches 2500, no more asylum claims will be taken until that number is 1500 level. right now 3100 people a day are crossing between borders, under this plan tomorrow, people crossing between will be deported under title 8 if they don't meet the heightened threshold. >> this will help us gain control of the border, restore order to the process. this ban remain in place until the number of people trying to enter illegally is reduced to a level that a system can effect

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. well president biden open border disaster is killing innocent americans, hurting the economy. and may doom the president's reelection. we'll have a lot more on that. with house majority leader whip tom emmer. and fox news contributor sara carter, but first up, fox news jackie hinrichs with latest on joe biden amnesty push. >> president's plan gives undocumented spouses of u.s. citizens a pathway to permanent residency if they have illegally lived in u.s. at least 10 years and beasts requirements. republican lawmakers call it a cynical bid to win over hispanic and latino voters ahead of november election something that former president trump dismissed as not a threat. >> under this program, a deluge of illegals will be given immediate green cards and put on the fast track to rapid citizenship to vote, i think a lot of them will vote for me, you look at hispanic population, if you look at black population, they are voting for trump. reporter: house speaker mike johnson said that amnesty

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.ell president biden's open border disaster is killing anyone americans, hurting the economy, around may very well doom the president's re-election we're going to have a lot more on that in just a moment with house majority leader whip tom emmer and fox news contributor sara carter. first up fox news jacqui heinrichs has the latest on joe biden's amnesty push. jacqui what have you got? >> reporter: larry the president's plan gives undocumented spouses of u.s. citizens pathway to permanent residency if they lived in the u.s. illegally 10 years around meet certain legal requirements. benefits 50,000 spouses and children under the age of 21. republican lawmakers call it a cynical bid to win over hispanic and latino voters before the november election. former president trump something that he dismissed as not a threat. >> under this program a deluge of illegals will be given immediate green cards and put on the fast track to rapid citizenship so they can vote. i think a lot of them will vot

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. so president trump right now 'to take the stage in wisconsin. with his pro growth tax cutting seize the border agenda we'll take you there live. >> in washington, d.c., joe biden announced another mass amnesty plan for thousands of illegals, we'll have more on that. with former dhs pa secretary chad wolf but first edward lawrence, has the details on mr. biden's amnesty plan. reporter: the president having department of homeland security keep noncitizens spouses and children together. that move he claims will help grow the economy by adding skilled workers department of homeland security will help family navigate process. thpresident said it would move some 500 thousand spouses and 50 thousand children to the protected status, to stay in the country. president about 30 minutes ago. >> i refuse to believe that the second our our border we have to walk away from being america for visit generations have been renewed by talent. skill of hard work and courage of immigrants coming in. report

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. so joe biden, donald trump getting ready to square off tomorrow night, presidential debate, whole world is watches, congressman jim jordan will be here and talk 'that and more. but first. fox news senior white house correspondent jacquie heinrich with the latest from both camps, what's cooking. reporter: been 6 days since we have seen the president, he is at camp david is 16 of his closest advisers reportedly ron klain, former chief of staff taking a lead roll helping him prep for the debate, that is happening in a converted airplane hangar, movie theater. and according to that reported, formal mock debates have begun, trump campaign thinks that people should be outraged by this. >> i don't think that this is getting enough attention, how biden is elevating bar for himself by taking the week off. i am sure that the families of laken riley or rachel morin don't like that joe biden is taking a week off to get ready for a debate. this -- how do you take a week identify off like that, wha

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.ell, there is a key question that is going to decide the election over the summer as voters make up your minds, are you better off than you were four years ago? steve forbes and kellyanne conway on that in just a few moments but first up, our very own edward lawrence has some details on joe biden's sinking economy. edward, my goodness, what can you tell us? >> reporter: you know the president is, has a very light schedule today in paris, france, his first day there. in fact he has got nothing on his schedule today. they called the lid very early this morning although world leader are nearby. people have been telling us at meeting with staffs he is overseas while you have these domestic issues at home. poll after poll show former president trump is doing much better when it comes to the economy specifically. voters see gdp that slowed in the first quarter of this year. prices, 19% higher than when president biden came into office and sticky inflation. you see the double-digit lead on al

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larry: hello, everyone, i'm larry kudlow.istic vision of growth, opportunity and optimism is always a winner and that i that will be the big picture message from president trump at cnn debate. successful policies will unnye the country. success is always the best revenge. we'll have senator tommy tuberville in just a few moments. first up our own grady trimble, he has got the latest from hotlanta. grady what you got? you're out of the barbershop today. what is cooking right now? >> reporter: larry, we saw president biden at a surprise campaign stop shaking hands with supporters. we also watched former president trump's plane take off on a video feed from the palm beach international airport. he is expected to land here next hour. we are just about five hours away from these two men standing on the debate stage together for the first time in four years. and, we are eager to see what they say individually but also to see their dynamic together. we don't know a lot about what is going to happen tonight. we don't even know if the

the gem of the tax bill as larry kudlow and i and steve mnuchin who put that together, corporate taxtions. want american business to be successful but the evidence is clear that people who benefit from that were working-class people. the jobs were in the united states, if jobs go to ireland or europe or china or mexico there is no income for people and so the evidence is clear, we had a big debate in 2017 that all the democrats who vote against it said it wouldn't work, now we have the evidence, more corporate tax revenue at a lower rate, increase in productivity, reversing tax policies except has trump's name on it. neil: ashley: the latest estimates from the cbo, $1.9 trillion deficit this fiscal year, up 27% from earlier in the year. we are at a point, how concerning is that to you? >> the first budget i ever worked on, longer than you might think, reagan was president. at that time the entire budget was $1 trillion, now we are spending $7 trillion, these numbers, how concerning are they? this is as serious as a heart attack. there is no end insight. if anybody thinks you solve th

one he larry kudlow and on the other end he could be listening to a donor that is next to him in thepeople who he listens to they are successful, he listens on tv and he likes what they say. listening to them because their policies are kind impulses on tn particular. that dissidents thas it really tough to predict how the policies wille in7nd what we see now as sort of, i think, part of what donald trump understands ■pe misseportunity,r functions of his government to mike pence, to the heritage foundation, to otherple. he did not expect to win and once he did when he did not surrounded by a bunch of people lawyers looking for reasons to tell him no and not wasting it to g guess. what does the book look like? what does the personneloo like? it was coming into these leading the treasury department and whatnot. i think the cast of characters we saw in the first mi of people i would expect to be in this one that is the guessing shows up oe transition trying to be in on the ground floor and coherent. it does not necessarily make whatever he heard last is what tends to stick in his head. a

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. the top story today the top story. hunter biden found guilty on all three charges in delaware gun trial. andy mccarthy to review it for us and congressman byron donalds but first our very own lydia hu with details, what you can tell us? reporter: the president's son hunter biden is now a convicted felon. the jury in delaware thing rating about 3 hours to decide he is guilty on all three felony gun charges two found hunter biden lied on a federal gun form when he claimed high was not a drug user and he was not a drug easer and third guilty for possessing a gun while battling addiction, a juror. said that case was heart wrenching. >> nobody is above the law. no matter who you are. that did not play a factor in my decision. it was not politically motivated. reporter: hunter biden's family attended trial with him, first lady jill biden. hunter had this to stay in a statement after the verdict: >> hunter biden's lawyer promises to pursue all legal challenges available, meanwhile president biden spoke before a gun control ad

want to make it sound like -- but working with scott, you know jason miller part of the campaign, larry kudlow cpi the fact that real wages for average person are deteriorating, going down standard of living declined i am pointing out ways i think -- we all have ideas the best way, in my opinion, if speaking with president right now first thing to do you are on right track swamp stop spending all money average farmer probably has one person department agriculture to talk to. i would say you also have to do things manger long-term vefrments, at least allow the tax code to allow private sector to make you long term investments that increase productivity preserve tax cuts critical to long term future and health of this i economy those are things would i tell him easier said than done. maria: make growth a priority. >> make growth a priority. >> not a priority right now but make it a priority. >> percentage of the overly economy good things will happen americans will surprise as often we don't need industrial policy don't need experts -- we need regular people. maria: jason trennert here stay with

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so i want to tell you something, inflation is still up 20% since joe biden took office. people are still having trouble with personal borrowing costs and the fed doesn't look like it will change its policy really at all in this election year. we have "breitbart"'s john carney and our own taylor riggs on all of that in just a minute. i want to get a little crypto here before we're done with this story. mr. trump going to washington. former house speaker kevin mccarthy, ceo -- john cornyn. edward lawrence what can you tell us? >> reporter: the federal reserve left things unchanged for the seventh consecutive meeting in a row. you talk about the famed dot plot, the fed sees one rate cut. they were two votes away from the two rate cut. again one, the fed's projection showing inflation will increase this year. they also believe their expectations for inflation will also increase. here's the fed chairman. >> we had really, really good inflation data in the second half of last year and then