mr. kudlow and i happen to enjoy watching mr. kudlow. i somewhat agree with some of his positions, but some of them i do not. one of them -- i think the caller had mentioned about spending of the trump administration. that has always been -- people in the state of washington think the republicans drive up the debt, the democrats try to fix that. what is mr. kudlow's position on that? and one more thing. elon musk made a great argument about robots coming in to take place of workers. he made a position that they would start having to pay workers a salary because there would be no more jobs. i will take my question off the air. thank you very much. host: that was a little hard to hear. did you get anything out of that? guest: robots are not going to replace the workforce. that is the most exaggerated, overstated argument. robots will help grow the economy and create jobs, just like all these industrial revolution improvements to -- do. gales of creative destruction, i'm an advocate of that. i'm not sure i heard his first question. host: i

mr. kudlow and i happen to enjoy watching mr. kudlow. i somewhat agree with some of his positions, but some of them i do not. one of them -- i think the caller had mentioned about spending of the trump administration. that has always been -- people in the state of washington think the republicans drive up the debt, the democrats try to fix that. what is mr. kudlow's position on that? and one more thing. elon musk made a great argument about robots coming in to take place of workers. he made a position that they would start having to pay workers a salary because there would be no more jobs. i will take my question off the air. thank you very much. host: that was a little hard to hear. did you get anything out of that? guest: robots are not going to replace the workforce. that is the most exaggerated, overstated argument. robots will help grow the economy and create jobs, just like all these industrial revolution improvements to -- do. gales of creative destruction, i'm an advocate of that. i'm not sure i heard his first question. host: i

mr. kudlow. >> larry: well, it's the pronoun and if the pronoun changes they're going to throw this kid in's going to have a sexual harassment for the rest of his or her life. i'm afraid to put a pronoun in front of it. it's not clear to me. that's a serious thing pronounce change. so at the beginning of the year you can call me basically whatever you want to call me. but then three months into the semester, i might want you to call me something different from what you called me earlier. and then you'll get violated. this is joe biden's woke america. this is how crazy it is. there's not one whit of common sense. and by the by, does anybody care about the kid who's, what, 12, 13 years old? does anybody care about --. >> dana: right? >> larry: i mean, parents, very important, merrick garland the attorney general doesn't like parents, they're all domestic terrorists. how about the kid? and the kids as they interact with each other. you can really scar them for life. i don't know if anybody cares about that but i do. >> greg: and the worst thing you do is give a young person the power to like,

mr. kudlow. see you later, larry. >>> all right. here's what we have in the next couple of hours.roceries, your phone bill's going up too. which careerer -- carriers are raising prices and by how much. >>> my next guest is calling for an operation warp speed for energy. what does that mean? i'll ask louisiana senator bill cassidy. it's his idea. ♪ hurts so good. ♪ come on, baby, make it hurt so good. ♪ sometimes love don't feel like it should -- ♪ you make it hurt so good ♪♪ stuart: well, will you look at this? the price of gas went up another 4 cents overnight. your national average is now $4.52, the highest ever recorded. it's up about $1.50 from one year ago. the price of diesel, there's another new high, $5.57 per gallon. let's bring in senator bill cassidy, republican from louisiana. the senator wants an operation warp speed for energy. mr. senator, what exactly does that mean? more drill thing? -- drilling? more pipelines? what is it? >> yeah, it's more of everything. right now we know the reason that we don't have energy supply is that there's all this red tape that's tryin

kudlow, our good friend, on earlier today on what we should be doing for this economy. listen. >> we really should freeze government spending, for heaven sakes and not raising taxes as mr.ing and unlock the regulations for oil and gas. >> sandra: i think this is an important point, bob, nikki haley said republicans better have a plan, shouldn't just sit back and xebt to win big in november without having a plan. if they flip the house or the senate or both they have to lay out a very clear plan how they will get the economy going again. what do we need to do? >> well, listen, i have utmost respect for larry, he's a dear friend and always shares his wisdom, his years of wisdom when he shares, when he's on air. listen, it's pretty easy. what we have to do is undo some of the things that this administration did on inaugural day. one, let's open up the fracking fields. let's start producing more oil. again, it's at the base of everything we do, whether it's fuel, petroleum or plastics, it's in almost everything we touch in our lives today. so that would be a major, a major accomplishment. two, let's get the ports, resolve the port issues resolved. we have hundreds of contai