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

could cue up tape to what she said was opposite, that say problem, people tend to have time to be larry kudlowey justme want to figure out how to make their lives work. >> you are wonderful, harris faulkner, on the faulkner focus, weekdays lin 11 a.m. eastern fox news, come back. >> thank you. larry: next up john carney and steve forbes on set, not as good as harris, but they will be on set, we'll talk about the economics of the debate, i won't preempt them, they are two smart guys. i am kudlow, i'm sticking around we'll be right back, thank you harris, appreciate it very much. but sometimes it can start to slow down. but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient, apoaequorin, originally discovered in jellyfish and found only in prevagen. in a clinical study, prevagen was shown to improve memory in subgroups of individuals who were cognitively normal or mildly impaired. stay sharp and improve your memory with prevagen. prevagen. in stores everywhere without a prescription. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle

neil bradley, and this has got larry kudlow rich to written all over it. watch this exchange. >> who is better for small businesses? >> we don't pick in presidential candidates, so you're not taking a side. >> with these businesses benefit from higher or lower taxes? >> certainly businesses benefit from lower taxes, less regulation, lower tariffs and more certainty in government policy. >> sandra: he made political statement that would indicate they were more supportive of harris' policies, but when asked how businesses thrive, lower taxes are higher, less regulation or more regulation, he answers the same no matter what political affiliation. >> i think that is right. by the way, some democratic economists have been very critical of kamala harris' plan, particularly the price controls. if you raise tax rates on large and small companies, you're going to get less production, and less production of goods means prices are going to go higher. that is the flaw. trump gave a tour de force speech at the economics club of new york last week. he walked through a t

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

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

larry: hello, folk, i'm larry kudlow and kamala harris flubbed the most important question of the campaign. that's the subject of the riff. kamala harris flubbed the most important question of the campaign and a big hat tip to my long time friend berry york, the veteran ace columnist of the washington examiner. byron referring to the economy, which of course is the most important issue in the campaign and that was the first question of the debate and "when it comes to the economy, do you believe americans are better off than they were four years ago"? byron york's key point about kamala's answer was that there was virtually they're there. harolded $50,000 startup business startup. you should the current tax cut law and new business owners can deduct most early stage payroll in equipment cost. many small business startups are spent for 2,000 at least for the beginning. in other words, it's a poorly thought out plan. and of course you never mentioned depot sal to repeal virtually all of the high successful trump tax cuts including the 100% immediate expensing bonus for the purchase of new ma

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

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

former director of the national economic -- larry kudlow. [applause] >> former chair of the council of economic advisers kevin hassett. ambassador robert lightheiser, former secretary wilbur ross. former treasury secretary steve mnuchin. former sec chairman j clayton. ambassador woody johnson. senior advisor stephen miller. my friends and respected business leaders, john paulson, jamie dimon, steve schwartzman. jeff scranton. richard curtis. former head of the world bank, david malpass. and presidential transition team being inundated with calls and requests. thank you. as to after today, an economic disaster on our hands. monopoly and prices. a failing nation in syria under my former open opponent joe biden. and my new opponent kamala harris, 1.3 million workers, i don't know if anybody knows is that the typical american family, $28,000 due to rampant and record-setting inflation, credit card debt reach to the highest in history with them reporting they are maxed out their credit cards, maxed out. families now need turn an estimated 110,000

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

record high 27th of this year, we will see you tomorrow ♪ >> hello folks welcome to "kudlow" i am larry kudlowdonald trump survives a second assassination attempt in two months, we have congressman cory mills, aaron cohen, senator tommy tuberville and rand paul on that today but first up we go to capitol hill, chad pergram with all the latest, what can you tell us. >> in afternoon lawmakers are outraged that a second gunman came so close to shooting former president trump, lawmakers are fuming at another near catastrophe for the second time in as many months. >> i am stunned i am shocked and this is sobering treatise i attempted nine weeks during the heated political season unless they condemn all violence but this insane level of political violence which came so close to yet again potentially wounding or killing mr. trump. >> both sides condemned the assassination attempt in the strongest of terms president biden tried to lower the temperature especially ahead of the election. >> i voice condemn political violence and always will in america we resolve our differences peacefully at the ballot

david: i borrowed this book from larry kudlow's office, this is kevin hassett's -- he has been saying we are drifting into recession despite the soft landing talk. if that is true and at the very least we are softening but if we are heading into recession, what these two candidates offer is of great significance. kamala on the whole wants to increase taxes, trump on the whole wants to decrease taxes. going to recession the last thing you want to do is didst incentivize business by tax increases. brian: got to give people a reason to get back at it and you are right, trump, we saw yesterday at the economic -- all he's talking about is anything we can do to get you to build, to work in the united states, do it here, do it now. kamala on the other hand trying to borrow what she can from trump but you know her agenda, more regulation, more taxes and if we are moving into a recession, there couldn't be a more significant distinction between what is on offer -- david: i am sure you brought this up with your students, obama came in in the 2,008-two thousand ten recession. he did exactly the

for us to go larry kudlow. so glad you are here, larry.ormer boss say in michigan to win over voters? >> he just got to pound away on the virtues of economic growth, the virtues of lower taxation, which is, believe it or not, a hidden issue. but polls show the people do not want higher taxes at all. we just saw another poll from the midwest on that. he has to tout the verities of small businesses, to talk about cleaning up the swamp in washington, downsizing government, stopping all the spending that's going on. i want to talk to you about bidenomics 2.0 because it's all there. >> sandra: think about it, when harris was asked what her big pitch to voters was on the debate stage, the first thing she does w is tout spending. what do they see is the impact of the plan? >> i was just about to finish this thought. he also wants to maintain the dollar as the world's reserve currency. i call it king dollar. >> sandra: can you sell this to voters? i'm challenging you here. speak of the money in your wallet and the money in your pocketbook has got

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow.l kamala harris flubbed most purpose question of the campaign, that is the subject of the riff. kamala harris flubbed most important question of the campaign. and a big hat tip to my long time friend byron york, veteran ace columnist of wash examiner, referring to economy that is the most important issue in the campaign. now is that is the first question of the debate, it went to kamala harris, when it comes to the economy do you believe americans are better th off than they were 4 years ago, byron work's key point about kamalaa answer there was no there, th there. proposal 50 thousand dollar small business start up deduction. actually, under current tax law, still the trump tax cut law, new business owners can already deduct most early stage expenses like payroll and equipment costs. start up expenses are minimal. and so many small business starts ups will confident will -- never spend 50 thousand at the beginning there is a poorly thought out plan. and she never mentioned her proposa

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

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

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

. >> hello folks and welcome to come though and i am larry kudlow and so, kamala harris unveiled her 30 economic plan just two months printed out yesterday and it looks like a classic example of big government socialism. larry: and david and kevin o'leary and scott coming to be here in a moment, to talk about it but first up, "fox news" jackie heinrich live at the white house a new plan just what we wanted. jackie: this was the first solo interview on the national stage but we still did not get a lot of specifics on how exactly she would achieve her big ideas. >> we can't raise corporate taxes gop takes control of the senate, where you get the money to do that used to go forward this plans and borrow. harris: will be open to have to raise the corporate taxes and were going to have to raise both point have to make sure that the biggest corporations and billionaires pay their fair share share that's just it c5 union the anchor stephanie had a problem with that and that is something because just days ago, the defendant kamala harris front answering tough policy question saying, that she'

joe you are a slave once but that was in larry kudlow's playroom you deserve reparations in the time over? >> it's being litigated right now also you what she will agree to anything if you put her in front of an audience that thinks that's popular. she can promise us unlimited cheese if you was talking to the view but my favourite part about that was the phone call with the earbuds in it's like when i invited you to my labor day marble barbecue and you pretended to be talking to a banana. it's amazing to me that somebody lies so often is so bad i'll lie all the time but i'm good at it. like when you state joe i'm denying your request i'll pretend i didn't hear you because i blasted too much and murray. >> illustrated work that into the show it's getting to be really irritating although she is a great canadian songstress so thank you for that douglas. >> get frederick you're worrying about that right now. >> it's a weird thing where she spoke with an accident in detroit use a different 1 in pittsburgh let's roll that. >> you better think the union member sick leave and paid leave and

. ♪ ♪ larry: hello, folks, welcome do "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.sident trump on the ground in georgia helping recovery efforts after a hurricane helene. where's joe biden? where east kamala harris? madison alworth, however, is right here on the story. what you got? >> reporter: when it comes to hurricane helene, larry, we are still trying to understand the extent of the devastation. at this point, over 120 people have passed away, and hundreds more are still unis thed for. some -- unaccounted for. some americans also feeling like president biden and vice president harris have largely been missing in the response efforts following this deadly storm. biden vowing to to change that. >> also want you to know i'm committed to traveling to the impacted areas as soon as possible, but i've been told that'd it'd be disruptive if i did it right now. i expect to be there, excuse me, i have a cold, i expect to be there later this week. >> reporter: so while the storm was hitting, president biden was at the beach in delaware, and vice president harris was in ca

larry: all right. all good for the kudlow trust. he other hand, jay powell's 50 dips gift to -- 50 bits gift to the kamala harris isn't a plan. and that's the subject of the riff. larry: no matter how political fed chairman jay powell may be with his 50 basis points election gift to kamala harris, the person who helped the american economy the is most was donald trump during the pre-pandemic first three years of his administration. okay? if new census numbers show real median income growth during mr. trump's pre-pandemic first three years compared to joe biden's overall take-home pay for typical families increased more than five times as much under mr. trump than under biden. up $66 -- $6,000 under trump versus $1,050 under biden-harris. we're going to break it down among key demographics, all right? mr. trump's income numbers almost 10 times better than biden's. for example, stay with me, coming numbers, it's okay. among whites, real median income increased $8,910 under trump compared to the measly $850 under biden. that's 10 and a

. ♪ larry: helloing, folks and welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow.onight's the night, donald trump versus kamala harris. is this kamala's last dance? wow. congresswoman elise stefanik joins us in a couple of minutes, but first up, our own edward lawrence live many pennsylvania with a preview of his last dance. what you got, edward is? [laughter] >> reporter: larry, let's take a step back here. vice president harris believes she wants to increase taxes for corporations as well as some others. she also wants to add government regulations and more government oversight, and she believes in that will move the economy forward. now, for example, as prices have now increased from the month that she came into office, she wants to the a task the ftc with going after price gouging. now, some fear that could lead to price controls. she advocates rent control for corporate landlords, she vaguely says she will advance environmental justice to bring millions of clean energy jobs, and she never mentions economic growth. while the harris campaign tries to subtly move

watching this special edition of kudlow. larry should be back on monday.ed because liz macdonald is here with the next hour. liz: thank you so much, david. it's good to see you. that was a great show. you did a good job. i gave myself a tooth ache being so sweet to you today. it's good to see you. okay, welcome to the evening edit. i'm

that's going to do if for the "claman countdown," kudlow is next. larry: hello, folks.

i'm larry kudlow live from washington dc. we have a tight show. donald trump still has not gone full presidential security protection if you can believe that. house member mike walz on that and interest rate meeting tomorrow and i finished speaker mike johnson down here and the threat of world war iii is very much in the air. much more on all that? just a moment. first up, we go straight to fox news peter doocy live at the white house. peter, what are you cooking? >> larry, we have three important things to play for you from the press briefing here at the white house that wrapped up. first of all, this is the first one since the second apparent ateam from the biden white house in the way they describe president trump. >> i'll say this, president biden has been clear eyed about the threat that the former president represents to our democracy. reporter: president trump says calling him a threat to democracy is the reason people keep trying to take his life. something that white house officials are disputing and they're still calling him a threat, th

larry: hello folks, i'm larry kudlow. kamala harris unveiling her third new economic plan but no

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

tomorrow we've got a couple of -- ♪ ♪ larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.

larry: hello folks welcome to kudlow, i'm larry kudlow so former president trump with an optimistic pro-growth aspirational speech on the successes that could happen in a second term if re-elected we have former secretary steve mnuchin on said in just a moment but first up our own charlie gasparino at the speech with all of us and i think he's got a round-up. there is the great charlie gasparino right there. charlie you're still down there. steve mnuchin and i are here onset. what can you tell us? charlie: um, well, i thought it was really good speech. you know, listen. this is a little bit of a skeptical crowd as you know. i've been covering the economic club of new york. i remember coming here listening to alan greenspan back in the day. it's a pro-trade group but i think for the first time donald trump articulated his trade policies why it could be pro-growth and i think he sold it. i also think given everything else he proposed which is cuts in corporate taxes, you know, cuts in individual taxes, and some of the social issues which ring very true here about the migrant crisis which if you

how about larry kudlow as treasury secretary.e smarter than janet yellin and his haircut wasn't brought to you by tupperware. [ laughter ] >> greg: he could beat secretary of state, what better way to reflect america than outsourcing an important job to an indian? [ laughter ] >> greg: tyrus could head up homeland security. he's big enough to be the department of homeland security. [ cheering and applause ] >> part-time. >> greg: cat could be the secretary of interior because it she never leaves her house. his career as a train wreck. [ laughter ] how about pete to head up veterans affairs. he will uphold the constitution when he's got a -- got it tattooed on his arm. then there's me, what should i do? perhaps a new position for secretary of muscles. [ laughter ] >> greg: you won't get ripped off, you will just get ripped. we are to got the makings of the most antiestablishment presidency in history so let's start there and then create a unpredictable and perhaps even eccentric band of rogues with specific talents. make it the pe

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

larry: hello folks welcome to kudlow i'm larry kudlow.ce president kamala harris' policy agenda. kellyanne conway in

>> ♪ ♪ >> c1 hello and welcome to kudlow and i am larry kudlow and kamala harris in pittsburgh today billing third new economic plan and no matter whee she said when be a copy and paste job of joe biden meanwhile donald trump unleashed his new american industrialism plan we have john carney and senator kevin kramer on that whole story in a moment the first, our own intrepid grady triple my from washington intrepid grady, what do you have. grady: for monitoring the speech from vice president kamala harris it is forget speaking right now and i'll be honest with you, so far i'm not heard a lot of substantive policy proposals through anything different from what we have heard from her already and it has been sort of a long lift build up from the vice president discussing your own middle-class related that to the struggles americans are facing today because my prices and as you know, she blames companies for price gouging and so she's really underrated that she wants to go after them for that and she has reiterated her support for a $6000 child tax credit and the fact that she was to buil

very special thanks to [indiscernible] and the former director of the national economic council, larry kudlow. what a guy. former chair of the council of economic advisers, [indiscernible] and robert lighthizer, terrific person. wilbur ross, steve mnuchin. former sec chairman, james clayton. [indiscernible] johnson. senior advisor, stephen miller. my friends and respected business leaders, all. john paulson, jamie dimon, steven witkoff, steve schwarzman , scott bessette, jeff straka, richard kurtz, former head of the world bank david now pats, and the two cochairs of a presidential transition team being inundated with phone calls and requests, linda mcmahon and howard let nick. thank you very much. as we gather today, we have an economic disaster on our hands. we have an economy in crisis. the failing nation. a nation in serious decline under the radical policies of my former opponent, joe biden. and my new opponent, kamala harris. one point 3 million workers have become unemployed in the past 12 months. i don't know if anybody knows that. the typical american family has lost over 28,000 doll

it was completely under wraps and i prefer to keep all of my relationships that way, even larry kudlow. i looked up three headlines in "the new york post" about the game, taylor swift hugs donna kelce, taylor swift hold hands with travis, taylor swift in thigh-high red boots. is this how people feel about election coverage news? sportspeople when they hear us babble they go oh, shut up, that is how i feel about taylor swift. a 49er fan. >> katie: is this why your relationship with kilmeade flamed out? it was too public? >> greg: but we are still good friends. we are still good friends. >> jessica: judge, you are with me, you like this relationship. >> judge jeanine: i like the relationship but it is not even about sports, it is about young girls who want to be famous and to want to have a handsome boyfriend appeared by the way, i like the way he looks. the whole thing is ridiculous come and changed his look, darker hair, i don't know what is going on with him but it is impossible to be definitive about brittany mahomes and taylor swift, how do we know when they panned on them if they h

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

larry kudlow is here and is -- there is so much to discuss.p of the hour for "america reports." we will see you then. ♪ ♪ >> tthe biden-harris administration budgeted $7.5 billion with a b for electric vehicle charging stations. yet only eight have been built since 2021. don't wary, transportation secretary pete buttigieg says they are coming. maybe by 2028. >> under the inflation reduction act, $7.5 billion for these charging stations, the latest information, eight have been built with the $7.5 million allocated. you are supposed to get to 500,000 of these charging stations by 2030. what is really the problem? have you looked at that and figured out why? >> that is on track. the issue is that there are some gaps in the market. ones that are not going to be billed by the private sector that is building the construction of those chargers to date. that is why the legislation provided for federally supported chargers that are intended to be online by 2030. the bulk of that construction will happen '27-28. quite a bit by 2026. >> he mentions 2026-

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

one he could be listening to steve moore and larry kudlow and on the other end he could be listeningo a donor that is next to him in the next moment he could be thinking about others. i think that there is a mix of people who he listens to because they are successful, he listens to because they are on tv and he likes what they say. listening to them because their policies are kind of aligned with his impulses on trade in particular. it is that dissidents that makes it really tough to predict how the policies will come out. what we saw in 2017 and what we see now as sort of, i think, part of what donald trump understands to be missed opportunity, outsourcing the hr functions of his government to mike pence, to the heritage foundation, to other people. he did not expect to win and once he did when he did not appreciate how important that was. surrounded by a bunch of people he did not pick. surrounded with a bunch of lawyers looking for reasons to tell him no and not wasting it to get a guess. what does the book look like? what does the personnel look like? it was coming into these age

larry: hello folks i'm larry kudlow.cheon on thursday. that's this thursday, and that's

even in, you know, larry kudlow ,you know, i don't talk about him that much. >> you know, i woke up thisries, three headlines in the "new york post" about the game . taylor swift hugs donna, in tey, taylor swift hold hands with travis, taylor swift is thigh high red boots. is this how people feel about election coverage? newsw pe like like sports peopl, when they hear us babble, they go like, oh, shut. that's how i feel about taylor swift, a four teen idol fan. >> is that why you're your relation with kill me. >> blake flamed out so to public. yeah. you know? the thing is we wouldl but we're still good friends. we're still good friends. ou are >> judge, you're with me. you. you like this relationship? bui yeah. i mean, i like the relationship, but it's not even about sports. it's about not evet spor is aboo girls, we want to be famous, and we want to have a handsome . by the way, i like the wayke he looks, but the whole thing is ridiculous. the wi changes.w wh look, he's got to change. he's got darker hair. i don't know what going on wit h him, but it's impossible to be definitive about

larry got into a lot of this, larry kudlow, but we have a full screen. just saying all of the areas in which she is doubling down on bidenomics, higher taxes, $5 trillion, new and bigger entitlements, new spending in the trillions on that this. more transfer of payments, that is like from the covid bill. more housing subsidy. of course, wee kno -- we know her $25,000 grant which would just raise prices for everybody. more student loan forgiveness where you have the middle class paying for the well thicker more government control of health care. we're getting closer to socialized medicine. more industrial policy. the chips act, worked so well, the $280 billion chips act. that's' why intel is now failing. [laughter] price controlsing as we just talked about. more union gifts and more green energy. we already have $1.2 trillion in the i. r. a. pipeline, and she's going to get more of that. how could that do anything but increase inflation even more in. >> it will increase inflation. but it also makes our economy less product if i, less efficient. putting th

i'm happy because it's friday and larry kudlow is backstage in a shorty robe peeling a bige bowl of grapesin. f >> but i actually don't feel any joy over hunter getting whacked over taxes . abo ,if i coulutd get out of paying taxes, believe me, i would. i the government more money than nancy pelosi spends on her thanends. o that's a lie. people.ot but also, i love hunter. he makes me feel good abouthee myselffe. razy >> i've done some crazy in my past, but i never bangeddead by dead brother's wife. not yet. >> oh. i also have never paid by a ukrainian gas company except this strip at their party. nian and i never win an entire month without wearing pants oroliday sprayed by nostrils by snorting six metric tons of coke. i also never fail to pull out of a stripper, which was never an issue at chippendales, and iy never pretended my kid wasn't mine . >> i just left him in the woods to be raised by bats. g >> but hunter did do somethingts amazing for show. he gave us a legit reason for talking about . blow because it's news. still, would we care if it wasn't joe biden's kid to fair question. and