after that, i realized that my idea reached larry pitch through three different meetings, but then nothing happened. all of us in the technology industry admire google. made features and services that are unique, practical and of course very profitable for this company. almost two a year had passed since the establishment of facebook when i was hired. i was the revenue manager and i had to propose advertising models that would work. make money for facebook. maybe you thought that facebook is just a social network to communicate with others, but for us it was a platform to make money and we used it to make money. companies like facebook are among the richest and most successful companies in the world. they have relatively few employees. they only use computers to make money. but the very important question is, why? what do they pay these companies? i mean, what services do they provide that can earn money ? i have been investing in technology for 35 years. during the first 50 years in silicon, it only produced products. hardware and software and sold them to customers. a simple and good bus

after that, i realized that my idea reached the ears of larry pitch through three different meetings, but then nothing happened. all of us who are in the technology industry admire google and google for its features and services that are uniquely useful and of course very profitable for us. this company has been almost two years since the founding of facebook i was hired as a manager. i was an income earner and i had to offer advertising models that could be income earners. maybe you thought that facebook is just a social network to communicate with others, but for us it was a platform to make money and we used it to make money . companies like facebook are among the richest and most successful companies in the world. they have relatively few employees. they only use computers to earn money, but the most important question is why do they give money to these companies, i.e. what services do they provide that can earn money? 35 i have been investing in technology for years. during the first 50 years, dry silicone only produced products . hardware, software and sold them to customers. a

larry: if i pitched a tent on the beach in california and slept there for a couple days. >> everyone ualify for senate? >> >> one of the -- >> go to venice beach, everyone lives in a tent. larry: sorry, mollie go ahead. >> gavin newsom said before this election he would pick someone based on their sex and race. and nobody seemed to have a super problem with how that does not seem like best cr criteria. the candidate is black, female and a lesbian, shows how democrat party really leans to politics, people are frustrated with democrat policies, what shaping on the border, with crime and the economy. and rather than respond to some of the criticisms by folks on substance. gavin newsom chose a political activist with no electoral track record, never had to stand before voters of california or any other state. larry: mol i, mollie, one of newsom's qualifications is whoever he appointed out not run for the permanent seat, that would be next november, they sticking to that. larry: i know they will let her live under a tent? how about the other qualification? >> people close to new senator sa

larry: if you pitched a tent on the beach in california and slept there for a couple weeks -- >> everybodywould that qualify for the senate? probably would. >> yeah, probably. just go to venice beach. everybody lives in a tent. larry: sorry, mollie, go ahead, please. >> gavin newsom said before the selection that he would pick someone based on their sex and race and nobody seemed to have a super problem with how that does not seem the best criteria in which to choose a senator from the great state. he had the trifecta, the candidate is black, female and lesbian. the democrat party leans into identity politics, even while a lot of criticisms of democrat policies. people are frustrated with democrat policies what is happening on the border what is happening with crime, what is happening with the economy. rather than respond to some criticisms by focusing on substance, gavin newsom chose someone with a political activist with no electoral track record. she never had to stand before the voters of california or any other state just proceeding. larry: mollie, i was always confused, maybe this wo

. >> larry could do more of what he liked while young sarah pitched in to help elisa run the business end of larry's law practice. just about perfect. though larry's friend fred was a bit of a stick in the mud about it. >> the fact that she took control of his business allowed him to engage in drinking and partying. >> which is not really what larry needed. >> no, he didn't need that. because his appetites would run amok. >> so, when, after nearly seven years of marriage larry suddenly dropped out of sight, close friends were not extremely alarmed, at first. after all, had larry gone on drunken benders before. but this time, as days stretched into weeks, it seemed different. extremely odd. ginger miller started working at the law firm as a secretary in september, 2001. just about the time larry went missing. >> elisa kept the business going in his absence. but couldn't seem to settle on what the staff should tell people about larry. >> i was told to tell his kids and different people in his family different things. so, i was told that he was golfing or skiing. someplace they probably

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. larryumer democrats in senate have not passed ai a single funding bill, joining us to talk about that kentucky senator rand paul, author of the upcoming book, "deception: the great covid cover-up." available october 10. we'll get to the book in as a moment, just, everyone is talking about the republican house, and they can't govern and this and that. but actually they are further along in the appropriations process, they have done more, what is going on in the senate. we hear there is nothing, nada, a enoug november 17 deadline, no appropriation bills no hearings nothing, senator paul. >> i know this is shocking to you, you will be surprised, they didn't know that fiscal year was ending on september 30, even though it has been ending for decades, i say a pox on both houses only one appropriation bill has passed house, zero the senate, in senate those on ththe appropriation committee will say we passed them out of committee that does not matter, it does not count unless you have the whole bo

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. ♪. larrye is still voting whether to unseat speaker mccarthy or not. they're voting on the motion to vacate. looks like the motion to vacate will pass. so joining us now, with the impossible task of explaining what this means is the great charlie hurt, "washington times" opinion editor and fox news contributor. all right, charlie, fire away. mark levin just trashed the 11 republicans who i guess are voting against mccarthy. he called them anarchists. he said they are not constitutional conservatives, they are anarchists and they are playing into the hands of the democratic party which will be regretted later on, what do you think? >> so it was really fascinating watching that whole debate where matt gaetz kept standing up, standing in front of inhahn omar, all the democrats who are not necessarily applauding for him. they are rooting for him, they love to watch when he is doing. at one point he talked about the failure theater of mccarthy speakership. my goodness, you want to talk about failur

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. snow larry us john carney, breitbart economics, coauthor of breitbart business digest, i don't know, nothing. okay my mir first rodeo, yesterday's wholesale inflation report last 3 months 7.7%. annual rate. today's cpi report, last 3 months 4.9%. annual rate. let's round it up, 5 for cpi, and 8 for the wholesale prices. i know core this and services that. and housing and rents. all i know is what numbers show, what is your opinion? i don't think that inflation has left us. >> absolutely, inflation it has not. i've been saying if you look at measures of under underlying inflation it is leremaining steady, you had a lot of people saying if you take away this or that. they are proving the point if you take away anything that goes up in price, then there is no inflation. >> hecki yeah. >> in 1970s they kept saying they k k can exclude and and that. larry: i'll lay one game, j. powell looks at it, services, ex-energy, he look as the this, services ex-energy, today's cpi, last 3 months 5.4%. annual ra

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. larrys stronger than expected. up 4 percent over past 12 months. manufacturing production up stronger than expected, the prior month revised lower but still down 1% over last year, business equipment, not good. fell. down minus 1.7% for the year. gdp tracker for atlanta fed for third quarter ending september up 5.4% and bond market did not like it 10 year bond sold off and interest rate up to 4 by 84% emortgage rates 8%, housing in a slump. turning to war. welcome greg jarrett. he reported on hamas from israel, gaza and the west bank in 2001. as i understand your piece. hamas is brain washing the palestinian kids. what -- is that far off. reporter: this is true. i was there during the second end of fattah, when suicide bombings were taking place almost every day. i saw the bloodied mangled dismembered bodies in the plaza where they murdered children, i was there after the haifa bombing of a bus, horrific injuries, people were incinerated, i went to gaza and interviewed the parents of suicid

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. larryt rates will be "new normal," joining to us talk about it mike faulkender. now chief economist at america first policy e institute. michael, welcome. so, you have yourself a real bear market in bonds, treasury department is selling a ton of paper to cover biden deficits, the yield on the way to 5%, the stock market getting hurt, we were talking with art laffer, home affordability is way down, wages are falling in real terms as you well know. and oil prices have calmed for the moment, you have towttaught they permeate the economy they are up. where do you think things are going, how does mike faulkender assess this? >> the one other thing to add that was confusing that cause the decline in bond prices today and increase in yields was the report, we were not expecting there to be additional million job openings in the report that spooked market, you have a federal reserve who remember believes a strong job market means inflation. and their increases likelihood of a future rate increase b

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. larryg news. tom emmer, who just got a majority of the republican conference, in his effort for speaker has just dropped out. we're told by your next guest our friend georgia congressman. marjory tailor green, that is a piece of high drama, i did not know, we heard you telling our producer can you describe the story. >> tom emmer is out of the race for speaker of the house, i think it is good news, he is a nice guy, i like him as a person but i could not support him because of his voting record, we need a speaker of the house that reflects value and views of republican voters in the country, they support president trump, and they support his agenda, tam -- tom emmer does not, he vote the against president trump's transgender ban in military, he voted for democrats day marriage bill that allows churches to be sued if they support gay marriages and once had supported the voting rights the national voting movement that was against what we stand for. you any i'm glad tom has drop the out of the

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. larry keith kellogg, a great friend. key in trump administration. thank you for coming on, so ambiguous, a huge issue, the war, hamas war iran war with israel, biden administration wants israel to postpone. israel says today bibi netanyahu said, no, we will make our own decision. the bidens are leaking to "new york times" that somehow the idf does not know what it is doing, keith this is no way to run a war or participate in a war alliance, what are the bidens doing? fish or cut bait. >> yeah, larry thank you. he is playing true to form. this is what he has always done, i was on martha's show three years ago. last question of the show was, what keeps up at night and what kept me up at night was concern i had over then president biden making a decision to protect americans and protect american interests, you see that right now. there is a absolute fear, a hesitation to did con nettic or some type of act, let the israeli's handle it, we should be doing tell netanyahu, we got your back, we nee

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. larrynator bill hagerty. and north dakota senator kevin cramer. i can't thank you enough. senator hagerty. start with the iran cut out or spy ring or influence ring. you have been looking at this, robert mali in state different lost his clearance no one will tell us why. defense department assistance secretary for special operations what is up with this? >> it is is an iranian influence operation that is inside of the biden administration. we have our special envoy for iran under biden, person responsible for negotiating the jcpoa under obama he lost his security clearance and under federal investigation and tied to this initiative you mentioned now chief of staff at department of defense. she is you know one of those members he put into dod . this is deeply concerning. thank rob mali for this. today united nations sanctions on iran all epowerred. this was negotiated by rob mali, biden administration aflewallowed them to expire. we should small cap back every san shaw sanction we have on ir

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. larry walter mead, writing today, and gordon chang is here. you have been raising the alarm. in a sense militarily, and economically and financially, if the chinese want too go to taiwan or if north koreans start acting up, and i guess the other part is that a lot of chinese nationals come over our border, our open border. what do you make of this? >> well, china is putting the infrastructure in place for attacks on american soil. remember that lab near fresno. it had 20 pathogens and a thousand mice genetically engineered to spread disease, we have chinese male in packs. pretending not to speak english, u.s. border patrol knows some have links to chinese military, what is klchina doing, it clear to me. larry: it terms of crossing the border, these are spies? >> saboteurs. larry: wreaking havoc you believe, when you say saboteurs, throwing bombs or in general stopping the gears from shifting? >> yes, all sorts of things, they could attack military bases, they go after our grid, start wildfi

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. sn larry: still think best thing united states can do, bipartisan, if official, remandate the sanctions on iran. joining us now to talk about it kansas senator roger marshall. we had senator joni ernst on, she was over israel. with a bipartisan group, even richard bloomenthal from connecticut talking about sanctions and joni ernst feels she could get a bipartisan group. whether it is bipartisan or not, i appeal to you, i think that best thing that bidens could do is reimpose the sanctions they have clearly relaxed. >> the question is will they enforce them. think, iran has played joe biden like a cheap fiddle. the iranian federal research from 6 billion to 60 billion. under this president. he is allowing iran to sell a billion dollars worth of oil of week to china. joe biden as ignored sanctions for two years now, and now lifting them. everyone you know everyone understands iran is major state funder of terrorism across the world, we need to cut off the head of the snake and stop this funding

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. larry scalise is going to be the republicans' next pick for house speaker. our own hillary vaughn live on capitol hill with details. hillary, i just want to say how much i loved watching you chase down rashida tlaib. and we showed it to professor dershowitz who had very good thing -- i mean, nice going, hillary vaughn. >> reporter: thank you, larry, i really appreciate that. we try to talk to everyone here on capitol hill, and sometimes we don't always get answers, but sometimes the non-answer ends up being the story. but what is the story right now on the house side is that in a closed door caucus meeting congressman steve scalise, the pick from the majority of conservatives to be their guy, to be the next speaker of the house. in a 113-99 vote is, 113 for scalise, 99 vet ises for congressman jim -- votes for congressman jim jordan. and a is lease got the most votes behind closed doors, but that's not enough to secure the speakership on the house floor. everything is on hold right now, rep

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. larry: all right.he difference between strength and weakness with iran who's behind all of this stuff is. i don't think mr. joining me now, allen bo lahr. i'm short on time, and i apologize, but the difference between strength and weakness. give us a little hint. when you guys were negotiating with the abraham accords or in general, what was the difference? did we understand that? >> i think the key thing here, larry, is everybody think aboute agreement and how it comes. the truth is that people don't know the main factor in driving the abraham accords was one thing which is containment of iran. and how did we do it? first, we killed their number two guy. right? we took him out in iraq. they couldn't do anything. they shot a missile, it exploded, nothing happened. that was the single biggest thing that enabled a peace agreement. it was peace through strength. larry: and going beyond that, we, i mean, we enforced, the trump administration if enforced the sanctions. instead of 4 million barrels a day, oi

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. larrysa a, larry summers, former treasury secretary, president of harvard, is, quote, sickened by harvard and columbia students backing terrorists over israel. here's the tweet. in nearly 50 years of harvard affiliation, i have never been as disillusioned and alienated as i am today. i'm going to give him a medal. liz peek, syndicated columnist and charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor and a fox news contributor. liz peek, what is wrong with these kids, all right? you went to one of those schools, i went to one of those schools. not harvard particularly. >> i kid not. larry: all right. [laughter] you're the only honest guy here. >> no boasting allowed. larry: what is wrong with these kids, and what is wrong with the administrators who won't step up and say the right thing? >> that's what larry's really to if fended by, is that the president of hard voir dire -- and he was president of harvard university, should take a stand and denounce, this is, i think, 41 student organizations ba

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. ♪. larrynews today worth repeating. retail sales stronger than expected, up nearly 4% over the past 12 months. manufacturing production up a little stronger than expected although the prior months revised lower but it's still down 1% over the past year. business equipment, a leading indicator, not good, fell .7 of a percent, down minus 1.7% for the year. the gdp tracker however for the atlanta fed for the third quarter ended september 5.4%. how about that? that is a very big number and the bond market didn't like any of it. the 10-year bond sold off and the interest rate went all the way up to 4.84%. mortgage rates around 8%. housing in a big slump. all right? there we go. turning back to our war coverage, we welcome now our great pal gregg jarrett, fox news legal analyst. he also reported on hamas from israel, gaza and the west bank in 2001. gregg, as i understand your piece, which was hard-hitting, hamas is brainwashing these palestinian kids. i don't mean to oversimplify. is that far off? >

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. larry: all right. world, especially the middle east, but so far stocks are shrugging it off. let's talk to kevin o'leary, shark tank investor, author of "the cold hard truth on business, money and life." kevin, welcome back, mr. wonderful. i mean, you haven't had a blow up in oil, you haven't had a blow up in stocks. i know long-term interest rates and the treasury market have gone up, they're approaching 5%, but it seems interesting to me, i hate to use the word, but it's kind of a kauai yes, sir sent financial reaction to a lot of problems around the world. >> you're right, larry, except these problems, particularly the one in gaza, market's anticipating a quick resolution. now, if that doesn't happen, there'll be more impact particularly on energy prices. that's the grave concern. but there's something else playing out here. you know, inflation's at around 3.5%, and the fed's mandate's 2. so what does the fed do? we're sitting at 5.5% terminal rate right now, i'm anticipating they're going to move i

pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. ♪. larryt grow the economy without energy and the bidens want less energy here at home and abroad. joining us to talk about it we welcome back mike pompeo, distinguished former secretary of state, fox news contributor, author of, "never give an inch, fighting for the america i love wrote. mr. pompeo, good to see you again. i heard you gave a barn-burner at harold hamm's conference, must have been oklahoma or could have been texas, but basically i was reading your remarks in "breitbart," mike. basically the bidens want less energy, period. now that is mostly weighted towards no fossil fuels but they want less energy at home and less energy abroad and i am trying to figure out how you can grow economies or power economies without energy, mike pompeo, so please help me out here? >> larry, it's crazy. you and i both worked in the trump administration. i worked on national security. you were working on energy and domestics policy. they are to intertwined. you can't grow the american economy and can

battle against the enemy, israel, but others pitching in as you get the picture from all sides and, apparently, tehran is pulling the strings. but again, larrywe're looking at gaza right now, we're looking at tanks moving in, armored personnel care canniers, hearing about clashes -- carriers, hearing about clashes between hamas militants and israel and a lot of firepower down there as well as the whole region watches and waits. back to you. larry: all right. greg palkot, thanks very much. now let's bring in fox news corps respond alex hogan who is live in teleaavive. tel-aviv. alex, thank you for helping. what you got? >> reporter: hi, larry. again, we're seeing wide-scale strikes in gaza tonight. the israeli ministry talking about this not only shedding some light on the efforts, but also specifically the target. >> translator: the the idf is striking underground targets and terrorist infrastructures in a very significant way. following the offensive activity we carried out in the last few days, the ground forces are expanding the ground activity this evening. >> reporter: ramped-up operations, the idf says this is part of the groundwork fo

larry: i agree with you, i agree with you. kevin hern, thank you for your time. when you are famous, powerful majority leader we hope you come back on the show but we appreciate you today pitchingation. >> thank you, coming up here on "kudlow," joe biden's iran appeasement put at least an extra $60 billion in iran's pockets, now folks, exactly what do you think iran is doing with that money? take a guess anyway. we'll talk about it with distinguished senator from missouri eric schmitt. got a real bad wholesale price inflation report today. former federal reserve governor stick with "kudlow," we'll be a right backnd straight with voya, considering all your financial choices ahead. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. this is a special alert. israel is under attack and israel's enemies seek our destruction. the people of israel need immediate help. rockets have us squarely in the crosshairs. our people are targets i