larry sanders, that is.me till we're off the air so it won't seem weird. >> okay. blah, blah, blah, blah. >> "the larry sanders show" was sort of cathartic. because in the world of "the larry sanders show," there was a network. >> you want me to [ bleep ] your budget? is that what you want me to do? >> so it became this weird funhouse mirror thing, where you could use stuff from your misery, your career, as fodder. >> don't take this as a threat but i killed a man like you in korea, hand to hand. my boy doesn't want to do any more commercials. >> larry sanders to me was, aside from being a brilliant television show -- >> can you say, hey now. >> hey now. >> it was my everyday life. >> i'm here for three good reasons. last show. big ratings. movie coming out. bim, bam, boom. >> "the larry sanders show" was very unique in that it was very deadpan. and really groundbreaking in its day. >> i think it made people really go, that's the level of work you may be able to do on a cable network. >> please, do not flip

forget that because we associate it with quality boardwalk empire au's girls up raz sexson to say larry sanders deadwood 6 feet under the wire now game of thrones bettina dale we'll westworld be enough to carry are $15.10 $1 month. subscription i know now that's a big question obvious they're competing with netflix and amazon prime for game of thrones its turn northern ireland and doctors of hot spot, 16.5 million people watched the final episode last season when you add in streaming another 15 million the next day that's 30 million people that's like not super bowl numbers, but it's pretty darned close. each episode cost over 15 million we're going to miss it to a 128 nominations. kildee see the number of people have named their kids khaleesi the united states last year 466 people name their kid 77 in france who would be queen of dragons that's how culturally prize the show is an impressive all right so that's kind by way i'm going to it game of thrones walk on and i love how you dress it up now i did last year but i decided i'm going to keep myself respect for that team that seems all right a

cheryl: senator bernie sanders and larry kudlow weighing in on the economy on fox news last night. wed sanders' appearance at a fox news town hall. sanders said donal president trp doesn't deserve credit for the booming u.s. economy, this comes as president trump is talking up the economy. he had a round table in minnesota yesterday. our next guest says the economy is doing quite well. there are some risks. let's bring in joseph miterik, chief economist. good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: that's the thing, i mean, the economy, have you to think that with the economy really is firing on all cylinders right now, isn't it a risk for democrats to try to go after president trump on the economy when there is record low unemployment and we do have -- we think we're close to a trade deal with the chinese? >> well, the president deserves credit for the economy to the same extent as presidents generally do. we sometimes exaggerate the extent of presidential control. it is doing well right now. it is benefiting in a funny way from the fact that the financial crisis was so deep, so there's

david: that rift became so synonymous with the sanders campaign that larry david spoofed it on saturdaye. >> i am an outsider, anderson. i am the only candidate who is not a billionaire. i do not have a super pac. i do not even have a backpack. david: senator sanders may not be a billionaire, but it now turns out he is a millionaire. bernie sanders announced he would release 10 years of tax returns, something he declined to do last time he ran for president, a recognition that he is moved from insurgent outsider to presumed front-runner. he admits his tax returns will reveal he is in the class of millionaires. a label he does not run away from. he probably proclaims it in an interview with the new york times. he said i wrote a best-selling book. if you write a best selling book , you can be a millionaire. even with seven figures after his name, bernie sanders is still one of the least wealthy members of the senate. he is hoping he might have another book in him for -- book in him. perhaps a presidential memoir. we would love if you signed up for the balance of power newsletter at bloomb

larry kudlow is here with his response to bernie sanders claim tonight that president trump does not deserve any credit for the booming economy. first, the triumphant entry of people to judge. that's the focus of tonight's angle. on palm sunday, south bend mayor pete buttigieg threw himself into the presidential unveiling party. >> that's why i'm here today. to tell a different story than "make america great again." there is a being sold to industrial and rural communities, the myth that we can stop the clock and turn it back. >> laura: never mind trump has sparked a manufacturing drama renaissance that's been unseen in decades. since he took office, more than 450,000 manufacturing jobs have been added to this economy. but when you've got fancy magazine covers and media acolytes. although right media types, have you noticed? they are dejected after the russian inclusion flop. they found themselves a brand-new political messiah. >> a really special day yesterday. everybody stopped. they were watching tiger, and they watched mayor pete. i don't know. ten years from now, 20 years from n

larry kudlow. >>> bernie sanders big fox news town hall. wealth tax but won't say if he will pay it. we're having fun with this. ♪ heading into retirement you want to follow your passions rather than worry about how to pay for long-term care. brighthouse smartcare℠ is a hybrid life insurance and long-term care product. it protects your family while providing long-term care coverage, should you need it. so you can explore all the amazing things ahead. talk to your advisor about brighthouse smartcare. brighthouse financial. build for what's ahead℠ stuart: well, well, bernie reveals all. perhaps more than he would have liked. yes, he's in the top 1% of income earners, he's a socialist and he's a one percenter. he's been earning millions but giving very little to charity. he demands a wealth tax but won't say if he would pay it. he opposes the president's tax cuts but still took advantage of them and won't voluntarily give it back. he admits we will pay more in taxes, but that will not pay for medicare for all. in front of a bernie-friendly tow

he would have to raise $100,000 every day until christmas, to match sanders' fund-raising totals as of april. >>> and larryogan says he is considering a run in 2020, challenging president trump. he spoke about his potential bid while at new hampshire's mritds a politics and eggs. >>li a lot of people have been approaching me since my inauguration last january. people have asked me to give this consideration. owe it to those people to do just that. and that's what i'm doing. i'm listening. i'm coming to new hampshire. listening to people is part of that process. i've been to ten states in the past few months. i have 16 more on my schedule. i said this before, i'm not going to launch a suicide mission. >>> still ahead, the u.s. has file ed criminal charges agains drug company executives. we're going to talk to dani savolos. >>> and wall street reached a closing eye. we'll talk about what's driving the markets. >>> and a check of weather, when we come back. d a check of weather, when we come back and i don't add up the years.. but what i do count on... is boost®. delicious boost® high protein nutritional drin

drats or democratic leaning or independents prefer biden and bernie sanders is coming in second with 15%. >>> right now maryland governor larry hogan is signing 174 bill news law, including stacy's law which makes solicitation for felony. after a bowieeen wasd kil and it has been a misdemeanor carrying little jail time in the state. >>> we're learning new details about a gruesome discovery neat chain bridge in the district. we want to warn you, some of the information in this case may be distlbing. source news4 the killer used somethingike a machete to kill a man. victim'sectives say the hand had been cut off and his body was barely in tact. they are still working to identify him. yesterday police cadets using a cadaver dog to search the area for cluesncluding the murder weapon.er fishn found the body on saturday, a half mile from the chain bridge along the potomac river on the d.c. side. police said it is too early to tell whether it is a homicide or gang related. >>> this morning a northern virginia company is apologizing for controversial job postings. the listings say the company is seeking a, quote,re prably caucasian em

sanders. that may backfire because he's got to win the nomination first. on larry'soint, there are explanations for what joe biden did and i try to give you both sides on that in the '70s, '80s, '90s. but the question is going to be, if you're going to stand behind some of that and be strong as they come here is the context, or is he go going to go on an apology to request market was already apologizing for some of this. >> hold on, we also have to observe the reality that many on both sides of the platform when you talk about republicans and democrats have a bad history when it comes to african-americans. this country does not have a good history when it comes to african-americans, and i think that joe biden is starting off not just with charlottesville, addressing the african-american community, but a white woman who was killed in that racial battle that took place down there is charlottesville, and the conversation around it was bigger than just blacks. it was about the division in this country. joe biden addresses the division in this country that really needs to

sarah sanders saying that they're reviewing his comments and they'll get back to us after they've reviewed him and if they have any updates. we should note, the president's economic adviser, larryame out and said they were not rethinking his nomination, but that he was still going through the vetting process. it's been about a month since the president said he wanted to name stephen moore to this board. and of course, that was around the time he also said he wanted to name herman cain. and we've seen what has happened to herman cain. and stephen moore has told "the wall street journal," if his nomination becomes a liability, if it's going to affect a senator going through the confirmation process, a senator that's going up for re-election, he said he would drop out, if it came to that. now, right now, the white house says they're reviewing this, but of course, brooke, you know that when the president picks someone for a position and they come under backlash, he typically doublings down on it when he sees them being attacked. right now, effectively, this is all going to be up to president trump. >> let me turn the page for that, we're waiting, standing by for this big speech of

. >>> whatever you think of bernie sanders's plan, charlie gasparino has been on the horn with a lot of powerful people including ceo larryink who are betting on bernie. >> he didn't not specifically speak with me. i've been tweeting reporting out last couple days, he really thinks, who is larry fink? he runs biggest money management firm, blackrock. 6 trillion. >> successful investor. >> he is establishment democrat. his name is always bandied about to be treasury secretary. if joe biden wins i think it is a good chance larry fink becomes treasury secretary if he becomes president. what i hear about blackrock, fincke is saying, following politics, this guy is obsessed with it. he really wants to be treasury secretary and he is a democrat. he is talking about how he believes bernie sanders is, has really has, not just a shot but as of now the best shot at winning. now if you look -- neil: even if joe biden runs? >> yes. let me back up a minute and say, look at "the times" today. they ran a story, if, "the times" is plugged into the democratic party establishment. they are seconding that. they're talking about how donors a

larry fink. he is always ban teed about to be treasury secretary. close to clinton very close to obama. >> neil: black rock. >> black rock ceo. he is saying point blank bernie sanders and that scarce the hell out of them. >> neil: as we follow numbers here and the dollar, among the candidates some of them have had eye popping numbers. collectively it's been about 80 million or so from the start amongst all of them. the president alone in just the latest 30 plus million dollars, 100 million already banked for race for which he is more prepared than any of them, even combined. and i'm just wondering if that speaks of the passion or lack of it than the democratic camp. what do you think? >> i think money is really important in these kinds of races. the last two cycles we have seen show that media coverage and earned media coverage is at least as important. >> neil: absolutely. probably more so. >> enthusiasm among the base is really important. which is why nancy pelosi has such a hard tight rope to walk here. because she knows about those moderate districts that she has to hold. but in order to build the enthusiasm in her base that we saw in 2018, in order to build th

and now you will see the real mccoy, bernie sanders live from bethlehem, pennsylvania, starting at 6:30 tonight on channel. brian: larry: very social. you're sociable, but not a socialist. am i right larry? >> i love that. that is well-put, brian. brian: i saw you ranting about that. today is tax day. a lot of people in blue states are getting upset. they have to write bigger checks. what is your message to them? >> my message to them is several fold. this business about the so-called, salt, state and local deductions, remember this tax bill a year ago pretty much removed the entire amt, the alternative minimum tax. so under the old system they wouldn't have gotten the deduction. under the new system, many of the well will in fact get a 10,000-dollar deduction of the so it is an odd paradigm. again i would say to those friend of ours, look, look at your business, look at your investment portfolio. we've been booming, absolutely booming. the economy is growing. unemployment is down. blue-collar wage earners growing faster than the white-collar counterparts. women reentered the labor force. the profits are significant. t