mr. "kudlow"? peter you have a had a wonderful question to mr. "kudlow" i enjoy watching mr. "kudlow". have mentioned spending of the trump administration. that's always been for me. people in the state t of washington the republicans drive up the debt. the democrats come in and try to fix that mess. what's mr. "kudlow"'s position on that? and just one more thing. elon musk made a great argument place of the workers. made a position they would start having to t pay workers just a salary because there be no more jobs for it and i'll take my question out there for think about very much. >> is a little hard to hear. did you get anything out of that you can respond to? >> they're not going to replace the workforce for that sin was exaggerated, overstated argument. robots will help grow the economy and create jobs. just like all of these industrial revolution improvements do. all the gales of creative destruction. i am a great advocate of that. not sure i heard his first question. >> i just could not hear clearl enough to put words in his mouth. i want to do something here and our last five

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, you mentioned to the previous caller about nonclinical comments about mr. biden's cognitive abilities and i listen to you on the forum with stephen forbes and you called our president an idiot. so enough of that. but my question is this. you did -- you referred to reagan's tax policy of three decades -- as three decades of prosperity. his policies cost george bush the first a second term because it was economics clinton ran on and the state of our country's economy. 30 years would have taken us to the second bush which was an economic debacle as well. host: a lot on the table there. mr. kudlow -- first of all the idiot remark and we will go into the economics. larry: i'd don't think i've said that. perhaps i did and passing, but i don't believe that. i've been critical of biden. idiot, i doubt it. putting that aside, poppa bush temporarily reversed a small part of reagan's tax cuts and it was a mistake. we went into recession and he lost the election. but the bulk of reagan's tax cuts state and bill clinton, who continued to raise the income tax -- when rea

kudlow. so, ag merrick garland gave the world three minutes and 30 seconds of his precious time and said nothing. remember the wendy's ad, where's the beef? well mrng to speculate that tens of millions of americans will have a big beef over the fact that garland gave us no beef. he said that the justice department, and i'm going to