larry. larry: you the speech writer. [laughter] we don't have a lot of time, pete.. i'm glad you came back. >> of course. larryump what to say has ultimately not gotten their way. there's only one man who's going to decide what he says. i think it's, i think -- if i'm thinking about it in a straight guard way, i want him to look forward while looking at what joe biden has done to his legacy, his policies that have created a jimmy carter stagflation typen moment. he should rail on that and then talk about the potential of the future. you and i both know he'll go whatever way he wants, but we get anst opportunity to watch te greatest show on earth. the political phenomenon which tooch many people take for granted. you go to these events, i've been to a bunch of them, i know you have too, larry, they're like nothing in politics we've seen, and i think the left will be shocked by the level of enthusiasm. larry: i love that. you're exactly right. it's going to be a big stir. people are getting real tired. joe biden's getting real old right away after a hundred days or whatever. but i think, pete, the other point yo

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larry. larry was on last night. we scrolled the names of people across the country that were shot over the weekend. my point was i don't think most people could have named any of the people on that list or the cops that were killed this year. 120 plus now in the line of duty. why don't we know the names of the 50 people shot in chicago? >> that's a million dollars question. i was thinking of something like this after a retired police captain was murdered in my hometown trying to protect his friend's business during a night of arson and people are rioting. the attorney let most of them out of jail. i guess black lives matter only if they are not wearing a police uniform or if they can be exploited by a marxist group and used that for their own agenda. this is one thing breonna taylor's mother blasted blm over. if this is really about saving people's lives and reducing friction, why is it those conversations are sabotaged every time we turn around? people are calling for defunding the police. one bad officers's actions are used to immediately paint all officers everywhere as being bad. >> sean: i look at the names of officers killed in the line of duty. that's this year alone. larrypet we can't name one. back when joe was vice-president and obama was president and all of these deaths were happening in chicago and shootings were happening in chicago they barely mentioned it. back then we were scrolling names of people. nobody hears their names. dana raises the right question: why? if every life matters, many minority names here that are shot here. where aren't their lives mattering to people who say lives matter? >> well, you know the answer to. that the answer is that this does not drive the systemic racism narrative they want. they only care about blacks killed by cops. i defy your audience to name an unarmed white person that was killed. the cdc said the rate at which police skilled blacks declined 75% and the rate they are killing white house has risen. the studies don't show the police are killing blacks just because they are blacks. it's a lie. researchers in washington state over a number of years have done three experiments and found the police are three t

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probably larry which is exactly what i strayed too much when i said yes that's ok larry you know that improv right as i don't know anything could happen i don't know i slap you in the face i don't know larry look everybody i want . it gone like you look around i what. like with a cutie like that this guy here you know so there was a lot of laughter and i said that's when you know i realized ok now didn't stand up to them because you we love the captivating what do you mean the comedians love the so what are you a little laughter we know what they want to hear you know very real and that started feeling right yes and we did that we just get on stage when you give us a little bit we go how you think it if you start laughing at the premise oh i got so good i have a ritual i guess why you oh you did will you give me a snicker on that premise i got so much time in me larry and we laugh now 4 or decision i left out of there i said you know with me too larry i mean everybody and i thought and it caught me he said you know why didn't he do as i you know what we could all. anybody else get it man it's a blessing to them because most we don't get it we. actually believe in plan goes the where the g

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larry glazer and kings's view wealth management scott martin with me as well. let me start with you, larry. i read work you've done since going back to 2018. you've been concerned about inflation, is it so pervasive, do you sense it will be pervasive and enduring the fed will be forced to derail this stock market? >> charles, it's a really good point. potentially the biggest risk to the stock market right now is not the economy, not reopening. not even covid. it may be washington itself t may be a fed misstep t could be higher taxes. any of those things could potentially derail this. let's play a little game, shall we? how many times fed talking head officials this week use the word transitory to describe all the inflation we're experiencing on main street today. the proof is on the grill of memorial day. look at price of chicken wings, that is if you can get chicken wings. the price of hamburger, it will be expensive, we will just eat the help per. no one takes road trip if gas prices go up. not rebuilding a deck or fence if prices go up. we learn early on you do not fight the fed, if fed says there is no inflation, good for reopening and reflation but you have to have companies with margin expansion. industrials, material stocks, certain technology names that benefit from all the good things on the technology side happening today in this acceleration of innovation. charles: if there are no chicken wings i will be down there protesting myself. scott, when it comes to transitory, if we play the game, i've got the over, whatever the number is. what is your assessment? the fed they're a united front. they're staying firm. there is no way we deviate no matter what. >> yeah. i don't know if they have a overunder yet, charles on that, because as larry pointed out, the fed will keep using that word over and over again until they're right. because i actually agree with them. i think if the economies globally reopen as we hope they are going to, you will see the resource utilization, easy for me to say, you will see the sourcing of minerals, elements, things going into building things, making things again start to happen. global supply chains should come back online and lessen the pressure we're seeing in price. i think one concern, charles, is what the d.c. administration is doing to our good ol' green back. that is the u.s. dollar if you're playing at home. this endless printing of money, pork bill out there to buy votes, buy favor across the america are things killing the greenback which is pushes up prices more than anything. charles: dxy, folks at home. put it on your watch list, if it goes under 88 could be trouble for the shopping bill but multinationals may like it. larry, we go shopping, see what prices are, but how do you ex

larry: it's pure love, you know that. that's what my family does. larry: this is a: big topic hes getting on the road which is great the question, the easier question first in your judgment what should he be saying what is his message. >> not so easy and it's what's happening on the shelf before i get larryock market, look at the numbers of the fear of inflation happening gas has doubled, i wonder how we'll handle cybersecurity, we already got hit i wonder if will be tough for broad weird you look weak, before i get to opinion i'll tell you the story he lists the things that are happening since he left in 114 days that is the first 25 minutes and then dial back 2015. he had funro up there he was working a, sometimes will do in a way that were not used to it was always in fun and people miss him twitter has a been a problem, long-term facebook is going to be a problem with the short-term when someone goes away they get more popular, that's is happening. larry: i totally agree he has got to get up there calmly and critique, the mistakes that i believe biden is making and as a trump advisor i hardly ever disagree he is a supply-side or, marketing driven guy energy independent. then it seems to me he's got to lay out and remind people his achievements and what could be done if he got a shot

alix: larry -- guy: larry summers. he was already worried about inflation. be becoming a bigger problem for him. the fed has a different view. the fed is sticking to the script. here is cleveland fed president loretta mester talking about inflation. >> my baseline scenario for inflation is that we are going to have higher inflation this year, above 2%, but as some of those constraints on supply ease , i think we are going to see inflation go back down, and we will have to monitor that as we go forward. guy: in some ways, that is still what the market is pricing, and it is actually what the university of michigan data also showed us. short-term inflation is going to be an issue. so you look at inflation expectations one year out, they pop higher. but they are only climbing slightly, slowly, five to 10 years out. so it is a very different narrative here and further into the future. alix: which must make it really hard to have a good call on inflation and investment thesis. p profits, stagflation, all of those just trying to percolate a little more. let's get m

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larry beale. larry, here we go again. >> we have been covering this for a while. i am a bit surprised it took this long to get to the ultimatum stage. it is obvious what major-league baseball is doing here. they are trying to pressure the politicians in oakland to approve the howard terminal project or stop the foot work and get by. this goes back a couple of decades back to when steve owned the team. then lou wolf came along with john fisher from the gap, the billionaire. they send proposals to fremont, san jose. they made a pitch for l community college. all of these failed to even close then, howard terminal proposed in 2018. there has been some opposition from local businesses at the waterfront. there is some division amongst politicians about what to do with the existing coliseum's location which the a's want to develop a lot of moving parts. the request for $800 million in infrastructure improvements raised new concerns about this deal. a's president told me this afternoon that the team would pay upfront and recoup the investment on the backend. it is really a complicated proposal. he said this is a structure for stadium construction. we'll see. now, it is oakland's move. either approve the howard terminal. watch the a's raiders and orioles to whatever destination whether it is vegas or national. this is reallyis reallyis really negotiations truly really begin. we will see what happens over the course of the next few months. we will have more coming in sports. >> the back is against the wall. there are so many other cities that would be delighted to get the oakland a's. where does the city of oakland go from here and what happens if the team makes good on this threat to leave? joining us now isnow isnow isnos insider phil matier. field, a lot to talk about. the a's have been trying to get a stadium for more than a decade. it has come to this. they lost the warriors. they lost the raiders. what does oakland have to do? the strike account is really against the city. >> it is. when we show the pictures of the ballpark, dan, it is not just a ballpark. it is an entire neighborhood of the a's are proposing to put on the waterfront. some 3000 units of housing, a hotel, high-rise office space and other entertainment centers. this is a massive project, one of the biggest in the united states if approved. what the oakland city council needs to do is basically say, w. t is what is on the table million in infrastructure work and possibly, we are not even sure what the final cost will be. it is projected at $12 million for the a's and $1 billion out of an tax increment weather paid in the front and or the back in. that is a tough one for the city council to handle given the situation in oakland and the situation in crime homelessness. that is given the situation of the cost of housing. is this that type of priority to suck up that much money and attention at this time? right now the oakland city council has been sort of reluctant. they said let's go take a look at the coliseum side again. i like this but maybe the coliseum? it is cheaper. mlb said no. you have got to go now. the string is running out for the a's and the city of oakland. professional sports aren't happy with continuing to play at the coliseum. >> let's explore the timeline little bit if you would. we saw the raiders get approval to move to las vegas but then stayed in oakland after the stadium was being built. what about the coliseum site? >> the coliseum site they are ready have this transportation. the infrastructure is a lot less. we could build it there. the thing is, a coliseum just doesn't exist unless there is development around it. if you look at the developments they are building developments. these deals are much more than bats and balls and stands. they are about big real estate deals. building that kind of real estate deal out of the coliseum is kind of an empty proposition. major-league baseball doesn't want to get involved. that is off the table for now. even though that a's own half of it. it will be a situation where it comes down to the fisher family which owns the a's. do they sell it to somebody that says they will build at the coliseum site do they pull up the stakes and had to austin or portland or las vegas? >> oakland politics obviously very tricky to negotiate especially when it comes to stadiums. we remember the 1995 deal to bring the raiders back from a l.a. i was on this tree reporting a story. it was a totally different story. the city went crazy. did that because it ended up costing the city tens of million dollars? is the city of oakland gun shy? >> absolutely! absolutely, dan. the county wants nothing to do with sports. the city is very gun shy. it has cost them over $100 million. $10 million a year was going out. we need services like police and fire instead it was going to pay off the raiders dead. there was a debacle that led to an end in the state of california of deals like this. would we have here? we have a compromise. they will build the ballpark. they will build the apartments but they are going to need some help with the infrastructure. the cost of that is still pretty high. that has slowly. dan, look. nobody wants to lose the a's. politically you don't want to do that. given the choice between losing the a's are being around after you get the tab for it, sometimes they lost the road warriors, they lost their raiders. sometimes you say that is the way it goes. we'll see between now and july what happens. >> it is about the tab for years to come. >> thank you. we have sent out push alerts when this first broke as the a's looking at moving at 11:45 this morning through the abc 7 news mobile app. it is certainly a great way to stay on top of news as it comes into our newsroom. we will let you know immediately when these happen. when you download be sure to enable push alerts. >> let's turn now to coronavirus and the pandemic. today the cdc director urged parents to get their children vaccinated now that 12-15-year- olds have been cleared to get doses of the vaccine. the white house announced a partnership with rideshare to allow free rights to those getting vaccinated. california reports nearly 14 1/2 million people in the state are fully vaccinated. another 5.2 million people are partially vaccinated. >>> california is on track to start vaccinating 12-15-year- olds this thursday. yesterday they extended the emergency use authorization for that age group. once the cdc and state committee sign off tomorrow vaccinations can begin. california's chief help officer talked about the potential side effects. >> minimal issues like fatigue, fever, headaches, very typical things that we have seen a number of adults experience. more significant side effects are very rare. >> guardian consent for children under 18 years old is still required but it can be written or given via face time. >> should parents be hesitant about getting their kids at vaccinated? health experts say absolutely not. dr. patel who is a part of the abc7 news vaccine team says we have six months of safety data on how adolescents are reacting to the vaccine. he says there is nothing to worry about. >> naturally payments are going to be a little more protective over their own kids. remember, this is the exact same vaccine with the exact same technology that has been administered to millions of people throughout the entire world. yes, the sample size for this specific age group was small but the sample size related to everyone else is huge. >> dr. patel says the most serious side effects from vaccines happen 6 weeks postinjection. we are past that point with the safety data. he says the vaccine to begin administered now are safe. >>> on the peninsula, san mateo county is in the yellow tier. it is the only bay area counties to reach yellow. everyone else is in a more restrictive orange tier. solano county is stuck in red. state data indicates santa clara county could move to yellow next 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housing hasn't worked. >> if you're wondering he brought back the bear that appeared with him when he kicked off his tour of the state last week. he also attacked governor newsome personally repeatedly referring to him as a pretty boy. >> that is his tagline for this campaign. >> governor newsome is facing the recall at the same time he is traveling all over the state outlining these huge proposals including a proposal to extend rent relief dramatically. there is a question of how feasible that is and who would be eligible. >> it is hard not to see the policy proposals through the lens of this recall. as her rent relief the governor is hoping the state will cover 100% of back rent for low income tenants. it is just a proposal. it is unclear if any of this will pass. >>> a $75.7 billiobillbillbillbl surplus and plans to provide new financial aid to those impacted by the pandemic. among those announcements a $7.2 billion proposal to cover 100% of missing rent and utility payments for low income tenants. the current plan covers 80%. >> with the goal of of all of the back rent paid. >> it drew praise from some tenant and landlord landlord associations. this is certainly welcome news their ceo said in a statement. many members have provided housing for more than a year without compensation. san francisco supervisor says for him it leaves more questions than answers. >> whatsoever. >> supervisor preston says it is unclear if the plan would use any additional state funding or if it is all from the federal relief funds previously announced. he wants to know if the plan will expand eligibility. >> we need to expand our rent relief programs to cover more people. >> a spokesperson for governor newsome told abc7 news $5.2 billion in rental assistance is from federal funding but $2 billion to cover utility cost is new state funding. for eligibility he said the state is adhering to federal guidelines. who qualifies for the 100% rent relief it if it happens at all will likely depend on tense negotiations in sacramento. >> the governor's proposal is just a proposal. it changes nothing as of today. it is a proposal and the start of a conversation with the legislature. >> the governor is touring the state all this week announcing other major policy proposals ahead of friday where he will announce the budgets of revision. this is happening while he faces the recall we will see if this works. >>> you can learn more about the recall and the last recall in our estate on abc 7 original special called total recall. it is on our connected bay area app wherever you stream. >>> officials are asking tens of thousands of people who rely on the russian river watershed to use much less water. wayne friedman explains more measures may follow. >> let's begin with the good news, sort of. it arrives from denny murphy. he has a personal reservoir filled with runoff keep it from evaporating in this summer's drought. >> you saw this coming? >> app. >> for many of us these other scenes of lake mendocino reservoir represent something new and certain actions by sonoma water with the county board of supervisors. they are asking the state water board for permission to cut back. the request to take 20% less water from the russian river. they need to ask the state because of the impact on wildlife along the shores. it will impact people too. >> it needs to be more. it will be more >> the supervisor worries about a worst-case summer in which some of us may be limited to 55 gallons per person per day. sonoma water describes this as the first move they need to take and a crisis they don't want but history is not on our side. >> it is bad. this is the lowest we have seen our two reservoirs. >> this is what lake sonoma reservoir may look like in october of a drought year. except, it is now.is now.is now. >> people are going to have to look at letting their lawns go brown. they are not going to allow water outdoors in some situations. >> i am worried about the impact to my neighbors in the wine industry in general. if the production levels are heard severely they will not keep product to themselto themss >> a drought is never expected but we get them.get themget them >>> waterway rates are poised to go up. today the santa clara valley water district voted to raise rates by 9.42%.2%.2%.2%.2%.2%.2. the rates will go up july 1st. meanwhile, east bay mud customers could also see an increase come july. the board of directors reviewed a budget proposal that cost 4% bumps in rates this year and next. utility would spend the money on upgrading pipelines and wastewater treatment plants. a vote on the proposal is scheduled for june june june ju >>> it was an absolutely beautiful day in the bay area. we know we always need rain but it was nice. the red flag warning has been canceled. are there mo california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, 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san francisco had 31 mile-per-hour winds. they have calmed down a little bit. it is away from the coastline and the winds are quite a bit lighter. is significantly cooler just about everywhere except those toasty inland spots. we are looking atg atg atg atg t degrees colder in palo alto than this our yesterday. 30 degrees cooler in santa rosa. you get the picture. the marine layer is doing what the marine layer does. here is the view from the east bay hills camera. low fog is expanding and touching a few inland locations across the bay. 58 degrees at san francisco. oakland 66. 73 at mountain view. 79 in morgan hill and 52 at half moon bay. here is another view, a closer view of the approaching low cloud. other temperature readings 73 at santa rosa. napa 71. 94 right now in fairfield. a little bit earlier fairfield was ou 98 degr98 degree a little blue sky in this view from the rooftop, looking across the embarcadero. is of the forecast features. it continues overnight. the cooling trend continues for the next few days. there is a likelihood of drizzle and sprinkles on friday and saturday. for tonight this is the forecast animation showing the development and expansion of the marine layer. at 5:00 tomorrow morning the fog will be along the coastline but it could hit a couple of places and then. then, we will see mainly sunny skies later in the day tomorrow. overnight temperatures will be mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow's highs under partly to mostly sunny skies away from the coast. 58 degrees at half moon bay. 62 had san francisco and oakland. 82 will be the high in san jose. in the inland east bay 90 degrees at antioch. in the north bay you will see highs of 81. on we go to forecast animation beginning friday evening. there is a chance of some drizzle early friday morning associated with low clouds and fog. this is the best chancebest chac some actual rainfall, maybe? saturday morning at 8:00 or so there is a chance of enough moisture in the system to produce some light sprinkles and even later in the day some light snow over in the sierra. we are talking about low probability. this is not going to be beneficial rain materialize. here is the 7-day forecast. there is further cooling as the week progresses into the weekend. we have possible sprinkles saturday with a mix of clouds and sun on sunday. sunshine on monday and warming up a few degrees again next tuesday.>>> okay. spencer, thanks! >> in our effort to build a better bay area we are exploring the asian and pacific islander community this week. tonight, reception and reality and how a compliment may not really be one after all.>>> also, we have had more than one year to make ourselves at to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast 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get. this can be very true of racial stereotypes and it is something one particular group of people can relate to when it comes to how they are perceived. a part of our effort to build a better bay area is focusing on race and social justice. this is a asian pacific american heritage month and we are focusing on the community all week long. today, the model minority myth. dion land looks at when considered smart, hard-working and obedient is not a compliment. >> she became the first cambodian american woman ever to earn a phd in 1991. yet, she couldn't apply to many programs and fellowships. >> because asians are not considered as an underrepresented minority group in many academic programs. >> only 14% of cambodian americans have an undergraduate college degree. she believes reality contrasts with the minority makes. >> it is a long-standing method that asians in the u.s. are doing really well economically, educationally and socially. >> matt is a content creator and social worker. the model minority myth is personal. >> people have always thought of me a certain way and post certain stereotypes on me because of how i look. >> hannah is a junior at uc, berkeley and a member of the marching band. the difference between model minority myth and her own experience confused her. >> i think growing up there was a lot of different things that i couldn't put my finger on. >> she wonders why she doesn't see other southeast asian americans in higher education and why so few of them even graduate from high school. it scared her that her refugee parents from cambodia showed symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder. daniel wu is an actor and director best known for his lead role in into the badlands. this oakland native and chinese- american spent 20 years in hong kong working as an actor and grew up seeing the model minority myth as a positive. >> then as a adult i realized how it is related to systemic racism and it is putting people of color against each other. >> he produced a rap entitled the model minority. it places asian americans and accurately on a pedestal. it promotes the belief that if minorities aren't succeeding in is because they aren't working hard enough. >> it shifts the focus away from structural racism and other barriers. >> the model minority myth is partly to blame for the rise in anti-asian violence because for some, asian americans are a threat. we will be bringing you stories about asian-pacific heritage month. tomorrow examining micro aggressions. thursday we will we hope you will tune in for all of it. >> the california attorney general is launching a racial justice bureau to tackle issues mainly recent hate crimes and incidents is targeting the states asian american pacific islander community. >> it is a top priority. we see the urgencye urgencye ury to work at full capacity and full speed. it is more important to get it right than to do it fast. >> the team will initially be staffed by six attorneys from his office. it will help local law enforcement identify and combat hate crimes. building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice. we don't have all of the answers but we have a lot of resources to help you. to find your alley go ally go to abc7news.com/take action. ac >>> a san francisco supervisor has introduced legislation to ban ghost guns in the city. they are unregistered weapons that can be built at home used from parts of a manufacturer. they do not have a serial number which means law enforcement cannot trace it to a registered owner.registered o. police say there has been a big rise in shootings because the weapons are proliferating along the streets. it would ban the possession and sale of ghost gun kits and parts, a first of its kind in the state. >> people have committed acts of domestic violence, people who have been convicted of certain felonies. they are prohibited from owning firearms. when people make and manufacture their own firearms and they sell them these 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larry kudlow. larry this new program is few months. president biden would like it four years. democrats want it permanent. i'm concerned about the other ideas on the drawing board with this, taking us back to the great welfare society, ironically democrat bill clinton slowed and cushed a little bit. what are your thoughts -- curbed. >> the originator of entitlements was franklin delano roosevelt, fdr, okay? social security was the entitlement. he made it very clear then there has to be a link between if heed ral benefits and work okay? that link lasted decades and decades until it was broken in the great society but it was repaired by bill clinton and newt gingrich in the mid 90s. when you hear about this new child tax credit program, this is refundable tax credit. it is essentially a cash grant from the government without any work requirements. you don't have to even be going out to looking for a job. you don't have to be making applications for a job. this violates or this severs the umbilical cord between work and benefits. i am all for safety net. you probably are too. but at a certain point the dignity of work suffers, the habits of work suffer. if you can just have benefits, cash benefits every month from uncle sam and don't have to do anything to be eligible for them. that i think is wrong. it runs counter to the american tradition. i think it's a huge mistake. charles: to your point, these social safety net programs, they have multiplied tremendously since the 1930s, 1935 and almost everyone of them are sort of heralded as being it, like the last one, the one that will create a more fair society, a more inclusive society. you know all the sound bites that go along with it. two more years later, four more years later you have to top it off with something else. i just, i'm concerned about it, larryo one talks about the social impact as, to the way you just talked about it in terms of dissuading people, disincentivizing people from changing their own lives. i can't believe hillary said they used the word work. this helps people going to work. it doesn't. it helps you not to have to work. >> that's right. that is a key point. he can talk about working families. i could be wrong, i will look at the legislation but that is not in the plans i have seen so far. charles: right. >> you're moving closer and closer towards democrat proposal that would put in a guaranteed income, a guaranteed income. again, that guaranteed income will not have a work requirement. that is why i think it's a terrible idea. incidentally, they may look at this four year tax credit business but it is basically $100 billion a year. so it is 400 billion for four years. but the cbo has scored it as a trillion dollars over 10. which is the right way to do it in terms of long-run budgeting. who will pay for that? no

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larry: this is larry: this is not an idle question, the first 100 days who exactly is in charge. as a biden kamala harris or bernie sanders and aoc, i think it's an important question and worth diving into, let's ask our next guest, american conservative union match lack, liz peek fox news contributor, i'm not sure i'm going to forgive mercedes schlapp for dodging the show i'm going to have to talk to her about the whole story. ouch, let us turn to the matter at hand, ton and cheek to be sure, with the big lots b goingn joe biden wasn't always like this, is this bernie sanders and aoc or is mr. biden legitimately gone to the left, reading a number of central planning and shall we say socialist. >> are you talking to me? larryt a lot of time speaking about this although some i'm not a joe biden intimate to say the least. if you look at his appointment to the trajectory, this is obama's third term and i think barack obama looms large over this whole administration and he didn't run as a socialist but he clearly is one. i agreed to bernie sanders aoc agenda and i think the head coach to the whole thing is barack obama and i think the other night, even the little things joe biden could've done during his speech, how aboutti give the great scientist that worked for the government and followed donald trump's lead a lot of credit for the vaccine, as i call them the trauma vaccine and operation warp speed. how about reaching out to red america, not just blue america's president bumping everybody's president and same equity get everything that i want and i'll work with red america and their electing politicians to come up with compromise on infrastructure. i heard none of that. larry: he's clearly changed his attit

nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston says that is great news for governor gavin newsom's effort to defeat his looming recall. let's bring in larry now. hi, larry, good morning to you. californians beating covid and newsom beating his recall? >> it seems to be, kira. i'll give two sets of numbers to you and it may explain that. first of all look at the general support for newsom with respect to how people feel he's doing. people are reluctant to support recall of newsom than before. it's topped out. 36% now, 36% in january but the no means we want to keep the governor. it's inched up from 45% in january to 49% now, and how so, well you see the don't knows going down. all the don't knows are going toward keeping the governor. when you vote no, you vote to keep the governor nap seems to be an indicator they topped out at 36%. one other set of numbers i'll tell you briefly, how people feel he's doing with respect to covid, managing the vaccinations as they rolled out and we find that today a h governor is doin managing covid, compared with 22% last january. you put those two sets of numbers together and it looks like the governor is managing his w

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larry gerston, hi, larry, good morning to you. has california lost its appeal and what does this mean politically? >> first, happy mother's day to you, kira enaall the other mothers out there. the hardest job and hopefully the most rewarding. we have lost population, certainly this last year, not a lot, half of 1%. it's not the kind of thing that i think people need to worry about. the fact is the state's grown over the past decade but we didn't grow as much as other people have, as other states have. we're going to lose a member of congress, 53 to 52 but believe you/me we're way ahead of texas a distant second at 38 and beyond that, florida is a distant third at 28. >> so does it mean anything to go from 53 to 52 house members? >> it does. it's going to be tough. simply because of two things, one, losing a seat means that some districts have to, some way or another consolidate and secondly, the biggest growth in the state has been in the interior, so everybody in northern california is going to have to have their districts move to the east and toward the south, a lot of juggling but that's what's going to happen with the state's redistricting commission. >> come later this year, excuse me. >> there's been talk that high income earners particularly those in tech have also left the state, not just people looking for a more affordable place to live. what do we know about that, why are those high earners leaving? >> we have to fine tune that, high tech earners and high wage earners are leaving the bay area, particularly san francisco, quite a few, several tens of thousands over the last year. other places inside california so the brain loss if you will is not extensive at all, it's being reshuffled and means a loss certainly of tax ngs the san francisco bay area. that's for sure. >> it sounds like it was a fright for people living here, that we were bleeding, you know, high earners and bleeding a lot of loss of workers what else do we know? >> we haven't lost that much. sometimes perception and reality don't go together and we have to keep that in income, we lost people actually with lower incomes and that's where many of them have left the state. we know that when you see that chart right there, you see what happens. look, the b.a. are coming in here. folks without b.a. the cost of living so high, they can't afford. those are the ones leaving california and with that, they're going to states where they're not making as much money but they're paying far less for housing and once again that's the housing issue that bites us so often in california, the cost here. one more example of the cost, the average cost nationwide for housing $295,000 for a home, kira, nationally. california 759,000 and you know it's much higher than that, in the bay area. that's the biggest problem of all when we talk about people leaving the state. >> that's a $500,000 gap between the affordability elsewhere and the lack of affordability here. as a born and raised california yanl, it still takes my breath away. so larry, what is the takeaway here. not as dire as it once seemed? >> it makes a great front page news story but that's about it. we have great clout in california, suffered minerally with the loss of one. it's costly for the politicians, the folks who have to figure out it's like musical chairs, and finally, we know that the state's population makeup is changing kira, people with higher educations are coming in, people with lower educations are leaving, that could pose a problem downstream for those low end jobs that we all depend on so desperately. >> the working class that has kept us all afloat during this pandemic, and we owe a debt of gratitude to. larry, as always, thank you for your insights. see you next week. >>>. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" our top stories including new information about a triple shooting in the sn, what we just learned from police moments ago. . >>> we're seeing another day of high fire dang ear cross the bay area hills and a few areas seeing temperature

larry thinks of the world. >> depends on how well the larry thinks of the world perform. larryk and blackrock had $9 trillion in assets under management. none of that money is his, but most of it is mom and pop and every other person with 401(k) that happens to have money, larry fink takes their money and the leverage granted him and uses it to advance his own political end, that is extremely antidemocratic, he essentially usurps the will of the people, particularly the ability of the shareholder to affect corporate behavior. at this point you can't get the public to care, or more, that is all they care about andy sg in particular has done really well over the past couple years, where money is free and the fed is running the printing press as fast as they can, everyone is making 10%. at some point investing is going to become more difficult and making money won't be as easy and at that point we will see how willing people are to allow people like larry think to exchange their political views for the people's need to save for their retirement. >> as if you are describing a bubbl

larry: welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow.may have heard or seen the two moments from president biden's address to congress but if you did and here's what was outlined. the democratic party has made government is god, the congress their place of worship and the white house their rectory. the key point of the biden speech was when he said this. >> they are constitution opens with we the people. it's time to remember

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larry krasner faces reelection. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. philadelphia district attorney larry krasner is fighting to stay in office. next week he faces a challenge in the democratic primary by carlos vega, former homicide prosecutor who is one of three dozen veteran prosecutors fired by krasner when he took office in 2018. during a debate last week, he criticized krasner's record and blamed him for a spike in shootings and murders in philadelphia. >> we don't need to make a choice between reform and safety. we need both. we deserve both. mr. krasner, a blood on your hands. a young man walking his dog. a six-year-old boy beaten to death. a seven-year-old boy killed on his porch. corporal o'connor, killed in the line of duty. a domestic violence victim shot in front of her house. the young men shot in the mall. just a few of the victims we can directly put on larry amy: incbent d.a. larry krasner defeed his first term saying he followed through on his promise to reform philadelphia's kernel justice system. >> first of all, let a crisis in shootings with fatal and nonfatal shootings. the truth is we have been nearly 85% conviction rate with those cases, among the highest in five years. comparable to other cities in a favorable way, hi rick -- high rate. we did without cheating. we were dealing with an office when my opponent was there when the tree did not matter. if you can convict someone, you convicted them. it might be the wrong person and they might sit in jumper 25 years. that did not get us anywhere. we have to bring things that work and we have done that. amy: for more, we're joined in philadelphia by investigative journalist linn washington, who has covered the city's criminal justice system for decades, recently wrote a column for whyy headlined "krasner's stance on mumia won't cost him reelection. but it will stain his reputation as a

larry summers doesn't think so. he doesn't know so. larry summers is now warning about the risk of a vietnam like inflation scenario. are you as worried as larrye economics with larry summers. he's a very talented person in that area. let's -- you put your finger on it. this question of what is transitory or temporary is the issue. to make it straight forward if, a price were 100 and went to $115, if the expectation when at 115 d$115 it would only go to $ that, is temporary. that is what you're seeing in lumber products and resins to make plastics, consumer goods. year seeing the price rises. i saw a stat the other day that amount of wood -- $50,000 of wood only builds -- goes into two standard size houses. it used to do 10. think about that difference over the last few years. so the question is that inflation or not? the economists would look at it traditional sense and say if the expectations at the end of the inflation rise are not that it continues it would be temporary. that will go an interesting tight roepe for everybody to walk. they want to see unemployment get down to 4% wage. they want to see wage growth strong. they want the econom

figure figured was pretty accurate because that in her book because it pretty well agrees with larry right? it's larry oklahoma city, which was like 13 or 14 million, i think. those yeah. the other questions regarding your background, i see from your sources that you've not only contacted eyewitnesses. you've also extensively read the newspaper articles of the time and you also reference some of the court papers. it also indicates in the book that you're not of this area and i'm curious what compelled you to study this subject with such great depth and as i say, i guess i should have said i appreciate the fact that you do have a background in journalism because a large part of the controversy involved some of the things that we're in the papers and right. i'm just curious so i told you to study the subject right? well, it's i live in the boston area and if you look on the map, it's a long way from boston to tulsa and there are no direct flights between boston and tell us aside. i think i've gone through every hub between here in singapore, you know to research this book and i came to tulsa every month

larry beil is live. larry we hope sparks will fly tonight. it could be a good game. >> i know. trees will fly for sure. at the start of the season we weren't sure if the warriors would be good enough to make isthg. they are minutes away from taking all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help us get going, we got the chase business complete banking ℠ account. it's more than a bank account. it comes with quickaccept, which lets us take card payments anytime, anywhere, and get same-day deposits at no extra cost. it's more than honey. it's about building something for our family that will endure. our new scented oils give you our best smelling scents. now crafted with more natural ingredients and infused with essential oils that are 100% natural. give us one plug and connect to nature. >>> good evening. we are a few minutes away from steph curry versus lebron. the plan addition. the brawny has said whoever came up with this idea for a plan tournament that guy should be fired. it is understandable he doesn't like it. not many people expecting the warriors to knock off the lakers in l.a. when you get a kharif larrylebron and anthony davis bothered by injuries recently so the lakers haven't looked much like the defending champs from a year ago. coach frank said lebron is not at 100 right now. chris alvarez with more on this play in game a. chris? >> larry, we have seen lebron james against the warriors plenty of times back in those nba finals rents. that is when he is with the cavs. he is with the lakers. is going to be a lot of fun at staples center during the top of the hour. this is the first time they are meeting in the western conference playoffs are plan. they couldn't have done it in a better. it is a one-game playoff. both guys have great respect for each other. a few days ago lebron called steph curry the mvp of the league. steph curry appreciates that but it is time to compete. >> i am appreciative of he knows when he says something people pay attention. for him to speak on my mvp candidacy is definitely respected. i respect him for it. i appreciate it. it is rate for the entertainment

larry mack, larry and barbara delaney and patricia lee last april, not to build thefourth floor . these developers have clearly asked barbara delaney showed in her presentation gone back on their agreement. if there is not trust in a neighborhood, what can neighbors expect from such a developer. moreover, the adjacent neighbors followed the san francisco planning commission to geffen they try to reach a compromise in the developer and the adjacent neighbors did that but the developer did not comply with their agreement. this is outrageous. the developers and adjacent neighbors agreement was not an informal agreement. it was a clear agreement was negotiated and was opposed to be awin-win for both sides . if we can avoid going to the planning commission i would gladly skip on the subject facing irving street. the property is already developed far beyond what is recommended by the planning board . the proposed project would not be in keeping with theexisting housing and neighborhood character . the project would fail to preserve character by adding additional hikes to a structure that is already larger than the area. the proposed project will have no effect on the cityaffordable housing . even though the developer was aware of thesethings , he totally went back on his agreement to the adjacent neighbors. even though i housing will be a fully market rate, the developersalways promoted it as affordable housing . they even convinced supervisor gordon mar of this representation andhe withdrew his support. please deny this appeal . >>. [please stand by] . >> the fact that we can have rehabilitated rent controlled units is a plus for the housing system. additionally, the west side has not pulled its weight in terms of building new housing. san francisco planning department once commissioned a study that said if you do not build new market rate housing units, then above -- above moderate income households will move into existing units, so it's important to build units that are just rent controlled and not deed restricted units. so i support this project. please deny the appeal. thank you. >> clerk: okay. thank you. the next speaker is michelle delaney. miss delaney, i just want to confirm, are you related or do you live with the appellant? hello? michelle delaney? okay. i don't see michelle delaney with us any longer. is there any other public comment, please raise your hand. okay. we'll hear from mr. will cartis. your video will start shortly. >> sorry. i just got organized and just got home. so i have the listing of the entire argument. so i am completely opposed to the fourth floor at the address just for the same reasons that larryand barbara had brought up. to me, the additional bedroom, and it is that, it's an additional bedroom or bedrooms on top of the roof of the fourth floor just doesn't really add anymore apartments. like, we're talking about, you know, giving more housing, but it's not really more housing, it's just one more bedroom, so i don't quite get that to. me, the whole process seems pretty shady. there's been a few times that i've gone there where the permit was not there or it was moved. one time, the permit was 8 feet up and upside down. and currently, right now, it's just the state of the building. there is graffiti all over it. like, it's trashed, and it's been trashed since they started. it's construction trash and neighborhood trash. again, i just think it sets a bad development for any other development like that. i've said this in my letter, and i've said this in all of my arguments. as much as i would hate to see any shadow on my yard, i just think having it just for extra bedrooms and e

larry kudlow. larry good morning to you. >> larry: good morning, good morning. ink? >> well, i don't know. it's pretty speculative right now. i mean, for one thing, i would argue, we don't need any higher tax rates, okay? and what the biden group has, they're going to have a war on the salt, a tax war, on businesses and investment. i might add businesses large and small, and investment, and capital gain. i couldn't think of anything worse, it'll reduce incentives for economic growth. it'll put a wet blanket over this roaring economy, and why not just leave it alone, donald trump has left us with low tax rates and minimal regulations and energy independence. if it ain't broke, don't fix it. that is still my mantra. as far as trying to figure out a little bit here, a little bit there, just remember this. we have to be competitive around the world, so four or 5 percentage point hike in corporate taxes will damage our standing. we, by the way, be higher in that china in tax rates doubling the capital gains tax which is the second tax on businesses, will damage invest

larry: hello welcome back to "kudlow" i'm larry kudlow, great to be here.iggest myths in history, how's that, 266,000 new jobs, the entire economics profession including me expected around a million. so it goes, stocks loved it. they absolutely adored it because it probably guarantees more free money from the fed

♪ererererer larry: hello welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow.tt's rebuttal to president biden state of the union message a week ago. last night we had a great discussion with katie pavlich and guide bands and send about the significance of his remarks. when can anyone remember her rebuttal speech that was more important and

larry. kenia: la familia lo es todo, larry es un hombre muy divertido, me trajo a su vÍdeo y entonces la familia es muy importante lo es todo. nitizia: cuÉntanos un poco de que va a tratar para que la gente se lo imagine. larrystar en un evento altruista que compartiÓ con sus hijas. fuimos testigos de su gran corazÓn. geraldine: la verdad que si llegaron muchas, feliz, me daba un poco de temor y de pena que no alcanzaran las cosas para todas, afortunadamente todas al menos se fueron con algo, con juguetes, ropa, cuentos, libros. reportera: esta noble labor se las ha inculcado a sus hijas. la mÁs grande vaciÓ su clÓset para dar lo que no usa a otras niÑas. >> le vamos a donar a niÑas que necesiten ropa, tiene que tener entre 3 aÑos 9 aÑos. geraldine: estÁn aquÍ, estÁn contentas, ellas lo han visto de todas las vida que cuando algo no les queda y estÁ en buenas condiciones hay que regalarlo. reportera: ha demostrado ser una madre muy entregada y quisimos saber si serÁ que quiere tener mÁs hijos. geraldine: en la teorÍa suena de bonito. pero en la prÁctica ya no se , es complicado,a salÍ de paÑales y estoy muy feliz con mis dos hijas, pero nunca digas nunca. reportero: al intentar cuestionar al*tema de su ex pa

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larry, the franklin institute. thank you. i appreciate it. >> brian, thank you. thanks to everything you have done to cover this issue >> we have tried our best. larryof scientists on board you expect nothing less from the franklin institute. >>> let's check on the other headlines. moreinternational outrage afte belarus forced a flight to land. we have that and more with phillip mena >> faked a bomb threat forcing the plane to land to arrest an opposition journalist. the u.s. along with several other countries condemn the move the eu has gragreed on sanction and telling european airlines to stop flying over belarus. >>> after a year-long legal battle, former trump white house counsel don mcgahn has agreed to testify next week in a closed-door testimony on the mueller report the questioning will be confined to what is in the mueller report and about any comments made by trump about his role in the investigation. the transcript of the hearing will be made public a week later. >>> lawmakers in texas passed a bill allowing residents to carry handgun withes without a permit. the governor will sign it into law. the gun control advocates are blasting the o

larry summers says it'll be in inflation that we haven't seen in a generation, larry summers is no concern in the council of economic advisor under obama. liz: that is a big warning, thank you very much, we also want to think hillary vaughn for the great reporting on pork pouring in from both sides of the aisle. let's talk to fox news contributor sean duffy. it's great to have you both under back on against the biden agenda possibly replacing liz cheney? >> i thickly cheney is going to be a foregoing conclusion. liz cheney a member of congress, can say whatever she wants and held accountable to her constituents, however, as the conference chair she put her interest over the chair, and the republican base and members of congress, i think on tuesday she is going to be voted out in next week they will probably come back and have elections. i think elise stefanik is probably the top choice this is been a position of women has normally held and i imagine that elise is articulate and supportive of the president's agenda will get the not. liz: new york magazine he reporting liz cheney orchestrated an opinion piece in the washington post earlier this year from all ten living former defense secretaries slamming former president trump, that doesn't look good for liz cheney. the biden administration in order to pay for his big spending they are talking about giving more power to the irs to make banks a tool and the irs arsenal, it would force banks, possibly brokerages to automatically and directly report to the irs of the government, all of their customers money flows going in and out of all of their bank accounts and maybe brokerage accounts two. we've never seen this before, they already get our wage information, do they need this information, they get so much information on 1099, why do they need that. >> we want everyone who owes taxes to pay the tax bill that they owe, we wall what are taxes to be lower but if you will bill you should pay. the fact that they will take all of this information the inflow and outflow of your bank information, two questions come up. number one barack obama and what the irs was doing to the tea party and not giving them tax exempt status, they paid politics with the irs. number two, that's a lot of personal private data that they're not equipped to hold and hold securely. i think we have a right to privacy, they don't have a place to access all this information and i think banks should push back but the american people should push back, they get enough information on us and were entitled to one little sliver of a little bit of privacy. if they think of a way to taxes, go get our bank information. but if i'm not a suspect of avoiding taxes, don't go take my bank information, i don't know what you're going to use a foreign i don't trust you and the irs. liz: you're right, you make an important point, the irs has been abused for political purposes, 90% of the time by democrats going back to fdr, happened to kennedy and other clinton and under obama and the irs has been hacked before. we have to watch this one, what do you think of this, biden and democrats want biden infrastructure, green new deal to overhaul the entire u.s. economy, you probably saw this, china's greenhouse gas emission now exceeds an entire rest of the world combined, what do you think of that. >> when i was in congress i talked about this all the time, if you care about the environment and co2 emissions than you care about putting america first in rules and regulation and taxes to keep manufacturing in america, not only good for the market worker because they have a job, but if those manufacturers leave american go to china, they don't do this cleanly as we do, it's worse for the environment. if you set a policy like what's happening now with the huge regulation of big taxes and companies leave, you see farmer output because they don't have the rules and regulation in place in china and we live in a global environment where we share the pollution from countries around the world. the good policy is making sure that businesses stay at home in america and don't go to china. liz: that's a good point, i think half a china's energy comes from coal. sean duffy always great to have you on, come back soon. still ahead former georgia congressman jack kingston on this hypocrisy. companies signing dramatic statements, bashing voter reform laws like the one in georgia while making big bucks in china accused of human rights abuses and slave labor. 100 plus companies past georgia voter reform, wears her statement was going on in china's crackdown on democracy in hong kong. that story next. >> here's my message for corporate america, corporate georgia, have you lost your mind, don't you realize the only thing between you and your companies and your shareholders and the democratic agenda of high taxes, incredible regulation and unbelievable spending is the republican party, don't you realize the republican georgia, to 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and i think ron desantis is going to say the same thing and have the same experience. >> go ahead. liz: what you're saying is don't do what i say, watch what i do with hollywood, finisher thought. >> i was gonna say also went to look at these laws, as you pointed out voter id laws are not something radical, expanding the days in which you can vote early as we did in the state of georgia, most people like that, keeping the drop boxes and then people find out about these laws, they're great with them. you know the major league baseball. liz: the drop boxes didn't exist before the pandemic, we have to move on because are running out of time, the hypocrisy with u.s. companies like apple and coca-cola bash the voting reform bills like the one in georgia that apple and coke spent millions of dollars to block legislation that would stop the importation of goods made with china slave labor camps and with persecuting muslim minorities, laura ingraham fox news has been reported about this. where is a big dramatic statement from the more than 100 companies going after georgia for their vote law is. >> i think a lot of these companies are quietly doing their reset, you don't see much about it publicly, they do get hit very, very hard by the left-wing activist groups and many are their own employees. they're kinda set between a rock and a hard place but in 2019, apple killed a nap being used by pro-democracy networkers and demonstrators in china and they decided it was batting to get down, apple, patagonia had something like 13 factories in china, they don't seem to have anything about what china is doing in hong kong or taiwan or with the uighurs or anything else. all of that stuff comes back to bite you, major league baseball move from atlanta, georgia where the majority of denver, colorado 71% white and people are tired of this from mr. potato head to major league baseball. liz: we want to move on to this, nike is big in the u.s. culture wars, andy barr and michael mccaul saying where were you nike, when you come testify for the house foreign affairs that nike uses raw materials for its sneakers produced by slave labor in china, nike has repeatedly denied this, they say this is not going out there checking the supply chain for this but the congressman bar points out nike also actively oppose the legislation that would force companies to scrutinize and even abandon supply chain because of slave labor. there is a lot of hypocrisy, nike did not sign the statement with a 100 plus companies about george's vote law we just want to point out this is with going on in corporate america. >> i think nike can spend a lot more time on capitol hill then as opposed to china, i think people on capitol hill are looking at nike among many other corporations but with a lot of suspicion because of the relationships in china, if they are not using forced labor to get any part of their material than they ought to come before congress and show the supply chain into it probably did say we should be held up as a good example, not somebody who's been investigated and i think congress would be happy, think about this, republicans have stood with corporations on fewer regulation, lower taxes, better trade deals, we set a great relationship, we need to rebuild that relationship. liz: jack kingston, good to see you again, come back soon. up next a guy who first drew attention to how outraged parents are that schools are not reopening, he will be back with us. he's getting talk with sl parents across the country are revolting against school boards for not reopening, hurting the kids but were seen parents starting to win, the story next. >> you think you're a martyr because of the decisions you're making when the statistics do not lie that the vast majority of the population is not at risk from this virus the garbage workers who pick up my freaking trash risk their lives every day, more than anyone in the school system. such figure it out or get off the 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david: more than 100 years later, ancestry helped connect us to our ancestors and each other. liz: let's welcome back to the show our favorite outraged parent brandon michon. brandon you have given it to the school board, never gets old, i hope it goes into a time capsule, so people from the century can see what went on, i can watch out every day. brandon, were seen parents starting to win in their fight against school shut down, growing victories like florida, ohio, and south carolina, is this a serious trend? what do you think. >> i think so i think you're having parents, thank you for having me again but i think you're having parents say enough is enough and they're asking what i'm asking to raise the bar and what you want is elected officials to put a plan in place it's been a year end a half and were not kidding any execution and when you're asking why there's not an answer so parents are saying enough is enough, let's get back to normal. liz: we are showing the fight that broke out at school board in utah, were seen protest in seminole county florida, also fort wayne indiana, and south carolina places like ohio school districts are now dropping mandatory mask mandates for kids were opting to make them a discretionary doing a gradual repeal. the other thing that happened the hedge of the nation three biggest school districts, chicago, l.a., new york city all stepping down after harsh criticism that they botched the school shut down, would you think of them. >> i think the mitigating techniques that we have in schools is overboard, you have a check in the morning, the temperature checks, social distancing, plexiglas box is the kids are in and have to wear masks, my kids have to wear masks outside at recess, the same kids at weekends or play with the same students and games on the same field with regards to people stepping down, great. i said in my passant speech if you're not willing to leave, step aside and let someone else do it and i'm glad to see some are saying enough is enough or they can handle the pressure because someone else will for the seat and hopefully lead us in a direction of normalcy. liz: what are you thinking of this codecs are saying why is president biden still wearing a mask outdoors, he did it yesterday in louisiana when the own cdc says you don't want to wear a mask outdoors of your vaccinated, do you think that's adding to the confusion because only one in four americans say it's safe to go out in public without wearing a mask that's according to the economist the pole. does this have any confusion. >> 100%, when the leader of the free world who is vaccinated is wearing a mask on a zoom call, how are local and state officials supposed to have confidence that one, the vaccine that you have is doing anything, if you're so confident in the vaccines, which i am, then take your mask off, be a display of confidence in it and say let's move towards normal. if you continue to virtue single and say i have to have a mask on while i'm alone in a room, then you're not going to joni confidence to the rest of america to say it's okay to move forward. liz: were seen fights and brawls breaking out in airports over people wearing them and not wearing masks, that happened in miami at the international airport, over facemasks, this is graphic, you see people swinging, it's getting really nasty out there, when is this going to stop, what do you think. >> i think it's going to stop when people start saying we have to move forward, what we have with this issue, people have free choice, we live in a free country, if you want to get the vaccination, get it, if you don't, you don't, but don't shame people for not having a have confidence that is going to do something but until we have the government and state saying let's move forward, you're going to continue to have an opposition to a normal life and with regards to schools, we need normal for kids because of lot of their life so far has been in this unusual circumstance and we don't want them to have experiences that we didn't have and vice versa. liz: brandon michon, thank you for joining us, it's great to have you one. >> take you for having me. liz: were coming into the body of the hour, you want to the fox business network. former national security council, we will get his reaction on the fbi reportedly spying on a city president, the fbi getting a second trump dossier of christopher steele that nobody knew about. this happened after trump became president well after the fbi fired christopher steele for his leaks to the media, fired him as a source, that story next. >> when you see the unequal administration application of justice and the law, that should frighten every american and were continuing to see you. ♪ not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 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fired november 2016, we know he was still talking to a former justice department senior official until may of 2017, but he got in a lot of trouble for that that's what he had to resign in this fall of 2018. whatever that involved, no one knew that there could actually be a second dossier. according to the british news report, the second dossier covers from january 2017 until january 2021, if this is true, that means christopher steele was being paid by someone to basically spy and undermine donald trump and he was in office and also other than bruce who is receiving this information at the fbi or the justice department. liz: this is spying on a sitting president if this daily telegraph report is true, in other words as you're saying christopher steele gave the fbi intelligence report during the trump presidency about russian meddling and alleged sex tape and trump denied that in the mueller report found no trump russia collusion, there is a story that christopher steele met at a london hotel up the street from his company called orbis and he claimed he had four discrete medically sealed secret source networks with good info, this is the thing, this is after the cia told the fbi under james comey, what steele is telling you it's internet rumor, his own sources saying he embellishes, he's about gossip, hearsay, rumors said over things like drinking beers that he exaggerates, why are they still talking to this guy and why paying him money potentially. >> the steele dossier had been discredited by mid-2017 as time went on it became more discredited this adjust continuous effort by the justice department and fbi to keep working with steele to undermine the trump presidency and we need to know who the justice and fbi were involved. we know it wasn't bruce ohr. liz: but bruce got trouble for this, that's what you're saying. liz: the other thing, james comey would later testify that they knew by the winter of 2016, there was no there there and trump russia collusion, peter strzok would later say the same thing, james clapper would say the same things, it's all falling apart, then james comey leaks to the media in order to get via columbia university professor, in order to get the mueller pointed special counsel, it was all falling apart, they did not have a case but there still talking to steele well into the trump presidency, who is doing on who has them in data, they didn't have the goods and they're still going after trump with a really bad debunked source, christopher steele. >> there were career officers and fbi in the justice department who continue to work against president trump throughout his presidency, from all the leaks we've seen during the trump presidency, that should not come as a surprise but the fact that they would use his discredited individual included by comey to go after trump is just amazing. liz: behind-the-scenes according to the d.o.j. inspector general was leaking andrew mccabe got fired for leaks, and behind-the-scenes like cooking the books that turned out not to be true in the news media had yet to retract what they are doing in 2016 and 2017 with the wrong reporting about trump russia collusion based on steele dossier information. , when you think should be done on the daily telegraph report, what do you think should happen. >> in general people should be prosecuted, we know that's not going to happen i love donald trump i think it was a great president but i think you made an error in not clean out the justice department fbi when he was there, i think he would tell us that now that the senior position should've all been emptied and reassigned by mid-2017, and what was going on. think of all the characters in james comey hired who were inhabiting the highest of the lowest, that's why this happened, the same thing with the justice department. liz: you've got to wonder, this is a waste of taxpayer money. paying tens of thousands of dollars to christopher steele, the millions of dollars spent on the mueller probe for years and years, were gonna stay on the story, we love your insight, good to see you. up next joe concha joins us with his take on the new conflict of interest accusation, coming out of local media reports out of michigan against michigan governor democrat gretchen whitmer, she broke her own travel ban on everyone else but by reportedly flying to florida on a private jet owned by rich businessmen reportedly doing business with the state of michigan. that story next. >> she is lying about traveling to florida, what else is governor witmer lying about, newsweek reports that she has traveled three times in the last six month. so the woman has no credibility whatsoever. ♪ (vo) conventional thinking doesn't disrupt the status quo. which is why t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help your business realize new possibilities. only one 5g partner offers unmatched network, support, and value-without any trade offs. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey 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know if you saw this thing out of detroit local media new conflict gretchen whitmer breaks her travel ban applies to florida and put on a private jet owned by rich businessmen who do business with the state of michigan, what do you think of the story. >> i think the party of scientism following the science and the democratic party, when you think about this california governor gavin newsom, he dined indoors with 12 people without a mask at the most pretentious sounding restaurant you could possibly go to in the french laundry napa, then mayor lori lightfoot of chicago celebrated with biden supporters after he won in november in the streets of chicago when public gatherings are not supposed to be allowed. nancy pelosi got her hair done indoors in san francisco last year then tried to blame the salon owner for setting her up for jet i've mind trick when indoor salon appointments were not being taken. i could go through a list of 20 of these but you see the point rules for the, not for me particular with gretchen whitmer who had to visit her ailing father in florida but a couple days later he was spotted by one local newspaper called the grand lakes news that saw him shopping in a lansing area market and seen getting into tesla and driving away. again it's not only breaking the rules but then lying about breaking the rules, these people need to be held accountable and that's overdoing right now. liz: that report you cited, the father was actually michigan, not florida. >> he was in florida at one point but spotted in the state days later, that the great lakes news that he was actually shopping and got into a car and drove away, maybe he's sick but at the same time, witmer traveled to florida, three times over the past six month. if you're going to do it, be upfront about it but only after she was caught that she gave this excuse. liz: to saint everybody, stay home, don't bring the virus from florida back to michigan, her chief operating officer went on spring break, so did her state hhs director, she also went on spring break all of them saying don't fly around dumping the virus to michigan and the other thing that is going on witmer and her staff have been asked about this, their same vernacular provide any details of the governors trip to florida citing ongoing security concerns, what do you think about. >> that sounds like a convenient excuse, she took a private jet down there, didn't she. maybe that's why because the optics are so bad. she received the john f. kennedy profile encourage a word recently and what was it with democratic lawmakers, leaders getting all of these awards for doing horribly in terms of the way that they handle covid, andrew cuomo, new york one in any award for the way that he handled covid in terms of the powerpoint presentation that we learned later he was putting covid in 19 positive patients back in the nursing home but even my 10-year-old knows it's about idea and then he obviously tried to cover it up and witmer her performance in michigan not that great either all the democrats keep getting the awards for bad performances and it's unintentionally hilarious at this point. liz: i hear you on that, folks out there get really upset when people live high on the nickel of the taxpayer and government, we have usa today reporting trump's former pentagon chief spent upwards of $2 million or more flying to the south pacific, flying to hawaii, flying to italy, flying to greece, tens of thousands of dollars spent on him and his family flying to see the navy army games, people are out there need to see this is bad d.c. swamp behavior. your final word. >> particular in a time when we've been locked up for a year end could not travel anywhere and now all these people make and the roles are breaking all the rules and you wonder are there any adult left leading this country anymore, it seems like it's a very short supply. liz: joe concha, great to have you on, we really appreciate it. former dhs oversight council like towel, we've got to top democrats plan, the biden of administration for the border crisis as the white house press secretary jen psaki can place is maddening people keep asking why the white house is not calling the border when everyone else sees that it is, crisis. that story next. >> the biden administration is totally concealing all information coming out from the border, all information, you cannot get information at the state level or any level, i'm not sure joe biden or kamala harris know what's going on. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate click or call to switch today. the sleep number 360 smart bed on sale now! it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, 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thing they're good at, secretary may orchids is trying to pretend there is a victory because kids or incapacity or some facilities were less time but what they're really doing is attracting where the come to the border and put them in the hands of smugglers and reach them into the interior of the country where they will stay forever. liz: the cartels are doing the trafficking and the administration is moving the kids around the white house pressing terry jen psaki saying it's maddening that people ask why the white house is not calling the border what everyone else sees it is a crisis, she's mocking the headlines, saying it's a crisis, i can see it now, how is this not a crisis when the u.s. is seen illegal border crossings, a number of them equal to the population of dallas this fiscal year and for added ten women and children sexually assaulted in trying to cross, we have refugee camps popping up across the border, how is this not a crisis. >> it absolutely is, record back-to-back months for the last two months, jen psaki is triggered someone asking her not a tough question but there's no denying reality, she slipped up in march when she called it a crisis of herself, you could only sit there and lied to the american people before the truth eventually slips out. liz: democrat henry cuellar saying the same thing same biden is using a shell game with fake photo ops and photos for the press of empty border facilities and donna, texas when they're simply moving them to other facilities next door. let's take a listen to henry cuellar. >> i would say with all due respect the border is not under control, i will say they're doing a better job moving unaccompanied kids from one tent to another tech, the focus was on border patrol the donna center, the ten said they had their, what the administration is done is set up some tense next door and their run by hhs and their moving a kid from one tent to another tenant from the border patrol tent in the hhs tent and say were heavily better. liz: what do you think, he's a democrat. >> they administration is acting like a little kid told to clean their room so they throw their dirty laundry in the closet, it's not doing anything there moving the kids around, they cannot be trusted to tell the truth, we inherited to fact check basically everything that mayorkas has said because her hiding the truth from the american people. the field secretary is deeply corrupt, should never be in this position during obama administration he got caught sharing visas to belittle donors and allies, he has not lifted a finger, just like kamala harris he cannot get to the border, her only idea shipping or money down south to the border. liz: that hasn't worked since the canadian administration, arizona, montana suing the biden of administration, today they filed for an injunction to stop the biden of administration from releasing criminal under criminal illegal aliens set to be deported by statute after the biden of administration put the handcuffs on ice, they can't target criminal illegals for arrest. we have a drop in deportations, now we have 31 hard left house democrats like alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaib saying they want to defend the program were ice works with cops to identify and deport criminal illegals. it works and states, we have seen criminal illegals picked up for sexual assault, domestic violence, drug trafficking, what's going on there. >> ice has effectively been shut down, right now officers only going to remove four people year at this pace, they are doing their job, they're told not to is ashamed, i.c.e. officials are just furious, one is calling i talked to folks in its netflix and chill, they aren't doing anything because are told not to, someone's going to get hurt and someone is going to get killed, it's entirely preventable and it will be the fault of the administration. liz: you are terrific, please come back soon, we love having you on, thanks to your 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larry. and then i said does anybody call you larry. >> he knows this. it's the name that i hate. because i don't know why people want to short were my name from lawrence to larryther always did that because i'm the third. don't ever let them call you larry, we named you lawrence. ainsley: that's the problem you have nine or 10 month to name your kid and you sit in the hospital room holding your baby debating what you are going to call your child because you start thinking if you name your child this beautiful long name lawrence or r. people going to shorten it and if they do, what are they going to call him and what's it going to rhyme with. >> exactly. same amount of sill pals. ainsley: i love the name lawrence there was a kid in my neighborhood named lawrence and now he is grown and has kids. he dropped a brick on my toe and yes, when i was little. answered brought me pudding pops. lawrence: lawrence is good people. ainsley: you are forgiven. to a 5-year-old a box of pudding pops is all you have to do. steve: it would bug you if i call you larry all longer. lawrence: don't do it. ainsley: that's not his name. it's like calling you steven. p-h-e-n. steve: onl

larry kudlow, larry good to see you this morning thanks very much for joining us he, i am having a little dÉjÀ vu all over again from when the obama administration, took the irs and weaponized it, we all remember that, what is your take on this? the way we are reading it, is is this would give irs access to your bank account statements directly from the banks without your knowledge or your permission, including venmo paypal crypto wallet as well as checking account. >>, by the way, don't forget, in this proposal they say inflows and outflows. bad enough they're going to spec this they want to know both ways any transaction at all in a tax policy bad from biden administration, i would say this is a new low, maria, this is big brother to tenth power if you are going to have 100,000 new irs agents, running around the country, chasing down waitresses small business owners that is bad enough now they want doing directly into your bank account my thought on this there has got to be somebodying they're there has got to be a law or constitutional or declaration of independence that says you can't do that i asked senator member connell mitch mcconnell on show last evening what did he think he said if there isn't a law there ought to be a la to stop this we can't get big brother ride high like this thp this is utter nonsense i saw your interview with mitch mcconnell, congrats on the interview, i got to tell you as citizen i am very concerned, and i learned this on the same day that i learned that joe biden actually quoted mao tse-tung at the commencement exercises of the coast guard it would be funny if it weren't to dangerous chinese communist party being in america first leader of quote/unquote free world quoting mao tse-tung about women, where women are -- the treatment of women you can't have a baby, their monitoring your menstral cycle i mean it is sick now you have government having direct access to your bank accounts, this is surveillance is it not? where is the bill of rights? it is a good question! >> i know, well, we got a rally against it i mean next thing you know maria presidents' day we used off to lincoln washington, jefferson great american presidents. now everybody is equal with presidents' day i think the next step will be to have you know, lenÍn day vladimir lenÍn presidents day to have equal representation if you are going to mao you should touch base on len fin not lenÍn certainly a little bit of troskey, this is a joke i was kidding but a sick thing that going after this doesn't make any sense look let me go back to baifs i don't believe for one minimum congress will allow toirz take these steps remember lis learner ob administration weaponizing going after conservative groups time and time again everybody proved that she had to run out of irs building one step ahead of law we can't let that happen again we all know where this is going to lead this is politicization of the irs, the other point i want to make in terms of rights, and independence a smaller point but other reality is the number that is being used the revenue number maria which is 700 billion dollars, are is utter nonsense. you theser nonsense. a couple years ago cbo looked at this the -- if you added 40 billion worth of agents get something like 150 billion in revenue, i mean i have seen this before, it doesn't work but punches a gigantic hole in the democrats' so-called infrastructure plan. so, besides losing our rights, okay, they are going to lose revenues, that can't possibly meet their infrastructure which is a good thing because they don't want that bill to be signed let me just add senator mcconnell last night was very clear he said no undoing no reversal of the 2017 trump tax cuts that is off the table, he claimed every republican will be opposed to that, so that is a good news, the bad news is hang on to your wallet, i don't know. maria: yeah senator john barrasso told us the same thing, told me that on sunday as well basically suggesting that biden does not have votes even within his democrat party to get this through reconciliation, but we will see, you mentioned weaponizing the irs that is the reason mitch mcconnell and 43 republican senators led by mike braun of indiana mitch mcconnell of kentucky proposed the don't weaponize irs act to couldedfy trump-era rule passed last year stopping irs from targeting tax exempt groups liz peek in here has eyebrows raised about potential surveillance of bank accounts. >> i was going to ask what you thought of estimates what they were going to reap in the way of revenue which you answered i guess next question would be where else is abouted administration going to go if they can't do it through audits where do you think they are going to turn next for increased revenues? >> well there is no telling liz, really there is no telling, but i think the bigger point is i don't actually think this infrastructure package in its entirety you know the green new deal, social spending all the rest of it i don't think it even gets through the house. i mean that is kind of under raid obstacle which i love only a four or five vote margin you've got moderate democrats in the house not going to get a return to the salt deduction they are not going to get that. failing that, a lot of those guys and i know some of them pretty good guys they will not sign on to these huge tax increases. they just won't do it i am not sure this monstrosity even gets through house much less the senate. maria: yeah, no. i think he is going to have a hard time getting this through, because you've got real fighting within democrat party where new york, new jersey guys saying not signing anything unless salt deduction there is bernie sanders saying i am not signing anything if salt deduction is in there that alone creating some upset and pushback from democrats i know to you have it all today 4:00 we are going to see you on kudlow we watch you every day thanks for being here. >> thanks, we will see you soon custodieslo every week days right here fox business 4:00 eastern join larryis seeing fortune cookies pay off more say they won lottery, making a buzz you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. >> next week on "mornings with maria," monday he says biden administration is giving china a big win by supporting the vaccine ip waiver hank greenberg will join me tuesday treasury secretary yellen urging he corporate tax hike senator james lankford fires back, wednesday latest on tensions between israel and hamas mike huckabee why netanyahu is stepping up, word on wall street. >> i had track to putting your money to work one gold star wife details sacrifices made by wartime families as we head into memorial day weekend. it is all right here on "mornings with maria." but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. that building you're trying to buy, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? 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larry gerston joins us. hi, larry, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> if you could sum advise, what have we learned over this past year? >> kira, the numbers tell us a lot, as they often do and now we're focusing on dropouts, folks that got last between the cracks. it's true, we don't think about them sometimes. statewide this past year, 155,000 students, 155,000 students throughout the state left. they left school, that's five times the number that we usually see during a year, and when they're dropouts. where do they go? some have gone on to home school, yes. some have gone on to private schools but the fact is the private schools have lost students as well, and in fact, most of them have just disappeared. they've disappeared because of lack of academic support, inability to get equipment, and no chance to deal with the internet, which of course we need for zoom and whatnot. they're gone. they're gone. it's that simple and it's that sad. >> sticking with the internet the pandemic has shown great inequalities to access to education, income and race impacted things like internet accessibility among other things. how has that understanded up affecting the public education over the last year? >> we have some numbers for you, from the public policy institute of california. they did a survey. the low income students, those families making less than $50,000 a year have access to the internet, but with 57%, but the high income students with incomes of more than $100,000 a year, look, 87%. look at the disparity, 30-point disparity, that's in income. we can look at race for a second and what do we see, differences in race as to who has access to the internet and who does not. 86% of asian-americans, 76% whites, 70% of latinx and 60% african-american. those disparities add up and contribute so much to the loss of these students. >> and then the loss of the students, you did mention what was it, 155,000 students left public education, some went elsewhere, but others vanished, i believe you said. what do we know about them? >> well, we don't know a lot right now, in terms of the state, what's going on statewide. we get that data in a couple of months but we do know this much about santa clara county, we've got information there. we found out the dropout rate in santa clara county went up from 9% to 14%, but here's the scary part for many respects. among the dropouts, 52% were latinx, asian-american were 20% of them, african-american 14% of them, whites were 13% of them so once again, we're talking about the impact of income and race and how different it is and how some groups get much more advantage and ability to stay with the system than others, and let me tell you, we talked about silicon valley and the myth of silicon valley in this case, high tech, everybody's on top of it, you know, we're savvy. not so much. when you look at folks with low income and minorities, it really hurts a lot. >> it's a tragedy, larry last few seconds, is there any good that came out of this except for the fact that we're getting back to school finally? >> you know, they say every crisis has its own opportunities and we've got a couple that come out of this. one thing is that this has forced teachers and students, most of them to become tech savvy in the 21st century with respect to equipment, with respect to the way they learn, these kinds of things have become important and the other thing is, we know that the classrooms themselves have now been updated. $1 billion towards california schools to make them ventilation improved, air conditioning, heating, and these kinds of things which we never thought about, so yes, there's some good things that have come out of this pandemic. like so many other aspects a lot more bad ones than good ones. >> larry, we appreciate you even when you deliver the bad news. thanks for that. >>> 7:50, still ahead on "today in the bay" we have a quick look at the top stories we're followi

larry glazer, gary b. smith. larry, let's start with you. break it down for us. >> charles, you don't have to be a financial expert to see the rising costs and soaring inflation spiking everywhere. it's already having an impact. rising milk prices and chicken prices. how is the barbecue going to feel memorial day gas prices through the roof. shortages. everywhere. wall street is beginning to get worried. consumers are worried. it's affecting labor and material shortages. nothing will crush consumer confidence more than a spike in gas prices. that could happen this summer. we've had a lot of good things to celebrate. inflation can kill this. the biggest soaring price increase since the jimmy carter administration. that's not good news for any of us. >> charles: melissa, the fed says yes, it's going to spike but be transitory. you agree? >> i wouldn't panic. the markets had a beautiful bullish run up. that being said, i think we can see more selling even as early as tomorrow or the next few days. so people need to be aware of the fact that we could see more selling. so plan ahead. if you want to take profits if you're up, take profits. inflation is a problem going into the summer. but inflation isn't something that hits you overnight in every single product. it keeps up on you. it's been creeping up since 2020. the economy has to get back going. last week we had bad unemployment data. we have to open up. new york city is not fully opened up. until we open again, people go fought and spend money, we're going to have a problem with the economy. it's going to create a long-term problem if we don't start to open up as a country, as a whole. people have to get back to work. >> charles: gary b.? they do. >> i think inflation is here. when you have corn prices doubling, lumber prices doubling, you know, as melissa pointed out, gas prices just doubling again, you can't -- now companies because the government is sprinkled so much money around, it's tough to hire people because they want to stay on these up employment benefits. so what will happen? the fed will have to raise rates. they did a silly thing a few months ago and said we're going to stand pat in 2024, charles? i think they have to jump in now and -- that will create a bigger crisis in the market. i think the best of times in the market are over. >> charles: that's strong. >> we have the biggest labor shortage ever. jobs going unfilled in this country. small businesses can't afford to eat these inflationary prices. they pass it through. it's a regressive tax hitting working families in this country. once you let the inflation genie out of the bottle, you can't get it back in. that's what will happen this summer. that's what i worry about for working families. >> charles: let me build on that. this morning there's 8.1 million jobs out there. that is the most ever. yet you go back to friday, we couldn't get anyone to fulfill the jobs. so melissa, you know, has the government sprinkled too much money out there? tomorrow checks, extra $300 and everything else going to be another thing that conspireing to destroy this economic rebound that we had enjoyed? >> i think it depends on the industry. there's certain industries. like in new york, if i want to order something from amazon, i can't get it. that's crazy. there's food available from whole foods. it's because they can't get the drivers to work. they can't get people to come in to work at whole foods to put my grocery order together. so there are specific industries where people are actually earning more money to stay at home. why would you go to work if you can make more money at home? all you care about is your bottom line. until they stop the stimulus, with the extra bonuses, people won't go back to work. >> charles: right. to your point, we lost 77,000 courier jobs last month. lost. so gary b., we're dealing with this cash to prop up the market. made people wealthy on paper. now we have to face the tax consequences. president biden is serious about lifting our taxes across the board. that is something that the markets will have to grapple with as well, right? >> yeah, absolutely. look, he's talking about raising the corporate tax. i am certain that with all of the programs that he has out there in infrastructure and the other things, he has to raise tax on the middle class. taxes are going to go up on everyone. so that is another -- like inflation, which is a tax, you know, as larry the pandemic, the biggest health crisis. now i think we're about the face the biggest economic crisis that this fed has ever seen and probably this government has ever seen, the tsunami of bad things coming all to a head. i wish i was as optimistic as melissa. >> charles: yeah. you know what? a year from now, i wouldn't be surprised if we were talking about deflation, not inflation because of these points. you were a fantastic panel. see you soon. meanwhile, it's off to the races for medina spirit at the preakness. trainer bobby baffert's attorney is with us next. 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larry: hello, everyone. welcome back to "kudlow9." i'm larry kudlow. leader mitch mcconnell concerning, among other things, the legislative outlook for president biden's massive tax and spend so-called infrastructure bill. here's what the senator said. >> if they're willing to settle for a targeted infrastructure bill without revisiting the 2017 tax bill, we'll work with them. but

larry: welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.ke a listen. >> roll out the vaccine, boost to our economy. as i said in my joint address to the congress this vaccination effort has been historic logistical achievement for the united states of america. over the past 114 days our vaccination program has l

larry his hat as you promised. larry, start with you tonight. how is it possible -- i thought -- i think everybody agrees racism is abhorrent, it is evil, it is ignorant. discrimination is wrong, it's evil. we want to become that perfect union. we made a lot of strides. more to make. the question is if you want to end discrimination, is this institutionalizing discrimination? >> well, of course it is. it's an absurd thing that the mayor is asking. it's all designed to divert attention from the problems in the city. the city's finances are in the toilet. they're unfunded pension liability is one of the largest on the budget. crime is up year to year, homicide is up year to year. the think is the third black and third wide and third hispanic. 70% of the homicides are black on black and the majority are unsolved. the school system is horrific. 39% of chicago public schools teachers put their own kids in private school. four times higher than the national average. the mayor has problems to deal with. i think yelling and demanding that a reporter be a certain kind of race is one of the least of her concerns. all designed to divert from the disaster of chicago. >> sean: leo? >> i've been waiting all day for this. lori lightfoot is a racist. an overt racist. the reason why she gets away with it? she's black and she got that d in front of her name. you want to know what systemic racism is? when the mayor of a city institutes a policy, this is systemic racism. she gets away with it. rasheeda talib is anti-semitic. we have to stop this. this race card is being used exclusively by democrats because they are minority, you have joe biden afraid to challenge talib. they put kamala harris who basically called him a racist because she's black? she gets a pass? lori lightfoot, i want everybody to hear this is a racist regardless of her color. she is implementing systemic racism in the city of chicago. sue her. >> sean: larry, last word. >> sean, this hostility towards israel be game with the obama administration. obama criticized the building of settlements. one of his top aides referred to netanyahu as chicken [bleep]. a democrat king maker is one of the leading anti-semites, reverend al sharp ton. all of these democrats kissed his ring to get the nomination for president. so they have problem with anti-semitism, hostility with israel in the democratic party. it will be better for democrats when more jews notice this and stop donating to the democratic party. >> sean: thanks, leo and larry. joining us with more, dan bon gigi -- bongino and geraldo rivera. and biden is going to lecture israel? thousands of rockets fired into their cities to destroy the people of israel with a stated charter that says and calls for the destruction of israel? you don't support that, do you, geraldo? >> you know, sean it's shocking and outrageous of what is happening in israel, the fact that palestinians are being killed at

larry finks of the world? >> i think that depends on how well the larry finks of the world perform. as you say, larryfink at black rock had $9 trillion in assets under management. none of that money is his -- well, very small amount of it is but most is mom and pop and every other person who has a 401(k) and an ira that happens to have money in a fund connected to black rock. larry fink takes their money and the leverage that grants him and uses it to advance his own political ends. that is a extremely antidemocratic. and he essentially usurps the will of the people, particularly the well of he share holeter and the ability of the shareholder to affect corporate behavior him usurp that power. at this point, i don't think you check in fog care because if you're getting 8%, 9%, 10% return on investment or more, that's all they care about. and esg in particular has done really, really well over the past come of years. but then in -- and environment like ours where mow is free and the fed is running the -- money is free and the fed is running the printing presses everybody is making money, everybody is m

larry gerston joins us now. hi, larry, good morning to you. unfortunately here we are again, and it seems like we're discussing this regularly, doesn't it? >> yes. yes, we are. it's really amazing. we talked about this a few weeks ago and talking about it today and we'll probably talk about again all too soon, kira, but the data here is shocking i think. if you look at the trends over the last couple of years, they suggest these mass shootings are occurring in a larger and larger number every year, for example, we had 136 in 2018, and look what's happened in just two years, almost doubled to 2020 last year, with 614 mass shootings, kira, that's almost two a day in this country. the good news is, is that this year, the trends suggest that we're maybe going to have around 550, if that's good news, i guess, but the other interesting piece i think of really good news is that although california has 12.5% of the nation's population, this year it has only 7.7% of mass shootings. of course, any mass shooting number is too much, but clearly, this state is not as bad of a state, if you will, when it comes to mass shootings as most others. >> why is that? why is california relatively low in comparison? >> yes, the interesting thing is, we are be a state with the strictest gun control laws in the nation. california sets the gold standard for gun control, with respect to background checks, types of weapons weigh low in this state, the opportunities to make sure that the wrong weapons don't come in or are not purchased in state. that's the big thing. the problem is states around us, for example, nevada, arizona, just to mention a couple, they're not strict gun control states so it's all too easy for somebody to bring a gun or assault weapon if you will into the state just crossing state lines. so yes, we are the number one state but it doesn't make it easier because of the easiness in transporting weapons. >> without getting too political, try as i might, what about a national requirement for background checks, would that help? >> 21 states like california have background checks. the fbi estimates because of the 21 states and background checks, 3.5 million people were denied the opportunity to purchase guns, because these people were fell yonls, or people with mental issues, things you find in a universal background check. multiply that nationally and the likelihood millions of people checked on and because of that perhaps not allowed. the interesting thing is that 84% of the nation supports universal background checks. seems okay, it's easy enough to do, no brainer. the house passed earlier this year, happened before, waiting for the senate. is going to get around to it this year, much like the last number of years, and so the time being this troubled issue for so many of us is likely to continue. >> it is just really depressing to talk about this so many innocent lives lost for no reason. >> again and again. >> larry, thanks for your input there. we appreciate you and see you next sunday. >>> coming up next, our top stories, another mass shooting overnight, this one in n miami. we have the latest after this. >>> memorial day weekend starting to heat up terms of temperatures. heat advise ris tomorrow, 90s in the forecast today. a closer look when we come right back. >>> welcome back, at 7:54, the top stories on this sunday, another mass shooting in america, this time in miami, where two people were killed and more than 20 were wounded at a banquet hall west of miami gardens. crowds had gathered for a concert last night, miami-dade police say three people jumped out of an suv and began firing at the crowd. they got back in and sped away and still on the loose. the director of the miami-dade police department is calling it "another targeted and cowardly act of gun violence." >>> here in the bay area, the sikh community in san jose is mourning the loss of taptejdeep singh, one of the nine victims kill

larry: welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow.nts from president biden's address to congress but if you did and here's what was outlined. the democratic party has made government is god, the congress their place of worship and the white house their rectory. the key point of the biden speech was when he said this. >> they are constitution opens with we the people.

host: allawi, larry on the republican line. good morning. -- larry on the republican line.aller: there were three young children on fox news, which i know is the devil excellent news network, and they were saying how hard it was -- is the devil's news network, and they were saying how hard it was to get an education and they said it was a 4th, 6th greater and the 4th greater was more concerned -- grader four result and she feels like she has lost a whole year of education and she will not be able to get in a school without going to a junior college first. there was another young lady who was in 6th grade, she was still doing what she considered ok, but her two young brothers who are doing well are both feeling. -- failing. this older generation on generation. secondly, major league baseball and all the players in the dugout's masks whatsoever, watch professional basketball, all of the high paid people like you and others, you do not have to follow the rules they give us. if you listen to biden, he says one thing and the cdc says another. who do you believe in all of this? h