lars larson, thank you. glad we could it technically hook up with you. >> thank you, larry. >>> one thing i've been calling for above everything else, constantly, all the time, is pro-growth tax reform. i want lower rates, i would like a broadened base and there are reports today that we may actually be getting close to a bipartisan senate deal to make that happen. can it be true? color me skeptical. we're about to ask one of the senators working on that deal up next. and later on a wild day on wall street, including a market meltup, and love that. insider trading scandal, can't stand that. jcpenney buyout, isn't that interesting. and a surprising voice calling for the fed to stop easing. and don't forget that pre market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. i'm in the after glow of the great margaret thatcher. and he will be back to attack paul krugman's attack on him later in the show. i'm kudlow. she changed england and nobody like krugman can change that. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] it's

also complaining on the right about the coverage, let me go to right wing radio talk show host lars larson who has a theory on why he claims the media isn't covering the trial. listen to this. >> we're going to pretend that doesn't exist because we can't possibly tell the story without violating all of our beliefs that abortion is a right and any way it gets done to any baby at any number of weeks is completely appropriate for any reason whatsoever. >> i mean, first of all, do you believe there's been a blackout in the media and the surrounding coverage of this media s. it so, is it some way to protect a woman's right to choose? >> reverend, irin wrote the best piece on the fact that there had been no media blackout. i want more media scrutiny on this case because that's the only way we're going to turn these anti-choice extremists crocodile tears into policies that actually protect women by not throwing up obstacles. you have to remember, the same voices talking about making this a mandate on abortion care are the same voices that would keep these same, poor women from accessing contracep

and lars larson. and julie is a former advisor to frank lautenberg and a fox news contributor.'t do the religious thing we do the historical thing. there's a historical figure who is better known and his name is jesus christ, lars. >> yes the most written about man on planet earth, jesus christ, with more books written than any other historical figure and here is google and a ubiquitous presence that decides to inassault over a billion christians on planet earth and what's strange is of course they're a private company and julie will remind us they can do whatever they want to do. of course they can. why would you want to slight this religion and why is it you have to go back 13 years to find the last time that google recognizes easter. they care more about the ceasar-bunny rather than jesus giving up his life to save us for our sins. >> megyn: we have the google doodle from 2000 and remember it was easter and put up the eggs. it wasn't the historical figure of jesus. there it is, back in 2000. but google's statement, it's difficult for us to choose which to highlight and somet

lars, and i've got to run. >> megyn, i think you'd have to consult with tina larson with any alleged incapacity. >> megyn: i don'think ill he' be doing that. but go and ask black leaders in america what protected them from lynchings in the 40's and 50's and the n.r.a. capitalers, the black man with a gun was a good defense against a clan member. >> megyn: and we've got our eyes on louisville, about to start the presser, and breaking news from the pentagon moments ago as our defense secretary warns that north korea presents a real and clear danger to america now. more on that ahead. and don't miss the story behind the heart warming display on easter sunday when pope francis takes a young, disabled boy into his arms and blesses him. that boy's father joins me live right after the break. >> we found a beautiful moment during the easter celebrations at the vatican and the world is still reacting. watch this. pope francis steps into st. peter's square. lifts a disabled eight-year-old boy from among the crowd of thousands and kisses the child's cheek and whispers in his ear. countless watching around the square and mov