he wants p perm perm than -- to address no tax on tipped employees, he's to address tax relief for seniorso make sure that we incentivize manufacturing and production here in the united states these are things that the ways and means committee has been working on for some time according to constitution, all t -- tax policy has to originate in house of representatives, we can pass tax bill get it to senate, get it done, by mem memorial day we could have it signed in to law if senate does not slowdown the process. larry: it wo would show mr. trump and g.o.p. promises made, promises kept, it would have an economic booster, the blue collar boom would start this string. i don't top waiting in next year or take a risk. i don't think that people understand how important the economics are. much less the legislative issues. >> laye -- larry, certainty for 37 million small businesses that don't know what their tax code will look like next year, there are 30 million small businesses that if 199-aic pea expires at end of this year, they face tax rate almost 43% that is 20 percentage points than that o

grow the chips act and we say people -- economy and tax increases that hurt them terribly and we give permcy to the tax code -- perm seizure disorders to the tax -- permanente to the tax code and congressionally larry: if tax cuts come in and they go on forever and it's hard for deficit raisers and it's like the whole system is geared for government to take your money rather than for you to keep more of what you earn. >> that's exactly right and not being fooled by this and if we had a $4.3 trillion tax increase, congress would use to spend on new spending. that's a tax and spend philosophy and you indicated that about $2.5 trillion of the spending is under current policy baseline. that's intended to protect the spending so it goes on perpetually but the taxes don't get the same kind of treatment and i think americans can see through this. larry: one last one, senator. if mr. trump goes for a universal tariff of 10%, which is europeans have had about a 20% bet and 10% tariff ring around the call of tariffs. in static terms, i don't know how long this would last but $5 trillion worth of imp

we have seenin administration and what we have seen in these executive orders is exhilaration of permingt to rollback regulations and rescinding of the paris climate agreement. and targeting some of the electric vehicle regulations and mandates put in place by the biden administration. i think what we're here on the first day is just the beginning. what we're here on the first day isjust the beginning. a lot of the information that is contained in these executive orders are things the federal agencies and be part of the cabinet will have to start working on over the first 100 days of the administration. what does it mean for the renewable sector in the united states? the green sector getting huge investment from the previous biden administration through the inflation production act. many companies have actually really started to invest in renewables in the us. tt started to invest in renewables in the us. , started to invest in renewables in the us-_ in the us. it is contained in one of these _ in the us. it is contained in one of these executive - in the us. it is contained in i one of

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you got to fix the perm. >> i gave you a great soliloquy.ave you a monologue, and you beat me down with one sentence. >> just facts, baby. >> you know, it does feel like zuck is manning up. in a way. there's this whole masculine ethos that's now come. it's got it's just basically a correction of the anti male perspective. >> yeah. it's ironic he finally got rid of tampons as soon as he got some balls. but meanwhile look i would make i am late for everything. so i would make the worst period. but look i mean look look when they actually like ban men from the women's bathrooms, then i'll be happy. yes. >> excellent point. >> because that's the real thing, you know. >> yeah. no, that's a great point. and the audience missed it. >> how dare they. oh i had i had to go dig for your applause. >> right. >> you've never done that for me. >> no, and i never will. >> i didn't think so. >> all right. coming up. criminals roam near kamala's home. boston, 1773. >> one of the most daring and consequential events in american history is about to take place.

out of spite or disregard for americans, he wants to take all this, this is like a perm be nant ban on this drilling. what trump administration has to do is come in and leverse this as soon as possible, probably going to be a huge court fight. current administration has no interest in america's energy independence and it is essential for our economy, for national security, it has to get done. >> carley: donald trump says he has right to reverse it. joe biden did it in way to make it difficult to do that. could be an act of congress. >> how about congress gets its act together and instead of doing executive order, pas a law and say you can't take this land permanently off dollarline. if biden can do this with a pen, trump should reverse it with a pen, too. he has a decent case to make he should be able to undo what biden has done with a pen. >> carley: talk about canada. yesterday prime minister justin trudeau resigned, were terror threats from donald trump final straw? >> final straw, one of the many on top of this camel whose back was breaking, put it that way. trudeau has no plan for

unleash a new economic golden age that will create more jobs, wealth and prosperity for all americans, permgive people srnlt, capital investment, hiring, real wages, employers want to keep, train and expand the workforce. everyone wins. >> cheryl: he talked about what matters to the average american. with extension of tax cuts, which is on congress' shoulder, he said if tax cuts are not extended it will be devastating for small businesses. >> todd: he made the point, small business pulling in 400,000, they are not making tons of money, if you let tax cuts expire, that small business is probably going away. >> cheryl: he talked about tariffs with regard to china, something we talked about yesterday. he said, you can take tariffs and up tariffs on china, that would force chinese to lower taxes, they don't want to lose m market share. there is talk it would cause inflation if tariffs are put on and he debunked that and said feds should stay independent and i'm a fan of that. he owns a farm in north dakota. he will have to divest, this is not a financial windfall for him, he is sacrificing to m

we'll stick with that aggressive plan to have reconciliation done with all the tax extenstension, permcetera. we're going to be pleased and you know what, donald trump will try to deliver exactly what he can't. larry: one big beautiful riff you just d. >> one big beautiful riff. larry: in favor of one big beautiful bill, and lisa mcclain on board, thank you both for coming on. appreciate it. i know you're busy. folks, we'll take a break and coming up, no more foreign aid and need to take over panama and maybe greenland also. we're going to talk about it with the brand new state department spokesperson named tammy bruce next up on kudlow. (auctioneer) let's start the bidding at 5 million dollars. thank you, sir. (man) these people of privilege... hoarding the financial advantages for far too long. (auctioneer) 7.5 at the back. (man) look at them — unaware that robinhood gold members now enjoy the vip treatment — a 3% ira match on retirement contributions. (auctioneer) 11 million sir. (man) once they discover their privileges are no longer exclusive... their fragile reality will plunge i

finally senator martin heinrich of new mexico home to some of the most active parts of the perm yen basis energy and senator jeann, shahee networks serving on the foreign relations committee. ashley: i wonder who elizabeth warren banks with and if her money is under the mattress. lauren: and she's got a lot of it. the cryptocompany that backed the race to have play moreno defeat brown and now brown is out of banking but warren is worse. ashley: yes, indeed. lauren, thank you very much. the new orleans terror attack renewing calls for getting donald trump's cabinet picks confirmed as soon as possible. matt flynn joins us from west palm beach this morning. what's the incoming nags gnat security adviser -- national security adviser mike waltz saying all about this? reporter: mr. walt is pushing for all of -- mr. waltz is pushing for all of trump's nominees to be confirmed and points to the new year's day attacks and finds is a coincidence both trucks rented on the same app and reminds people of the afghan stopped from making election day attacks and here in west palm, i spoke to president el

having these perm rhythms which shall when you don't have it, then you'rin trouble.o at camp david ii in 2,000. the secon dav with prosecute clinton,rafaof the p.l.o. and barat. barat and arafat was like oil and water. clinton wasn't able to bond with them the way carter bonded with sadat and that lack of personal chemistry was a real problem. peter: let's go back to 1978. we have some video we want to show with president carter, prime minister begin and anwar sadat. >> whenever there was a danger that human energy would fail or patience would be exhausted or good will would run out, and there were many such moments, these two leaders and their abel devisors in all delegations found the resources within them to keep the chances for peace alive. >> the signing of the framework for the comprehensive peace settlement has a significance far beyond the event. it signals the emergens of a new peace initiative with the american nation in the heart of the entire process. >> we will still have problems to solve. camp david proved had in any problem can be solved if there is g

stuart: the perm permian basin, the largest underground lake of oil in america, i believe.t's right. stuart: good stuff. thanks very much, david. see you soon. nice to be positive today. the opening bell, here you go, it's ringing. we're off and and running, the dow has opened with a gain, 200 points in the very, very early going. there you have it. the opening bell sponsored by -- whatever. if okay. the dow industrials up 154 points, 160 points. there's plenty of green among the dow 30. i see only 5 losers, 25 winners. the s&p 500 has gone up a little bit, a half percentage point, 30 points. the nasdaq composite, that's up nicely. look at it go. a half percentage point, 103 points higher. big tech, i presume most are hire. i got it right. alpha a bet, meta, amazon, microsoft are up. apple is down $5, 6, we'll explain that in a moment. >>> i want to start with djt, down on trump's full first -- first full day in the office. down 7. what's going on? >> look, no fundamental news, but this has had a good runup. let's look at where it's been for the week and for the month. this

meals on wheels are continue to operate from their temporary space while they look for new perm nents been issued because of the dangerous swimming and surfing conditions today to 04:00pm tuesday. there's an increased risk of waves. officials say waves could be as high as 20 feet. >> now let's talk sports lawyers valley for the win >> in a pretty hard game at . the chase center. but they just could not come out on top. of course, aaron wilson has those highlights. >> already down big 23 point believe pans pick up by the martyr road. you see what he does on the other hand for 2, that's one of 22 turnovers for the warriors on the night. the stepped out front of the rim able to get one and only trying close in on that lead 4th in the time out on that one step at 20 feet from the night. but later is buddy hield with a nice fake and dump out the cow. and it's been there for 2 little later, though, was moses moody from the top of the key here wide open. able to try and stop the bleeding. can lead the lake mark on this ends attacking the rim. throw that down. they are. 26 on the 90 left in

i like his perm. >> steve: his side eye. >> tariq: jimmy manilow. >> jimmy: yeah.re gone" is the song. yeah, he's -- i like cerrito, all ght. and then here's this last one. oh, gosh. this -- they're all getting more and more insane. this last one was sent in by ashley mars in cary, north carolina. she was scrolling through instagram and came across an old holiday photo of a kid posing with santa. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: and she thinks that i look like santa. >> steveve: oh, thsanta. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you tell me. [ laughter ] that's rough. what are you doing? >> tariq: spot on, brother. >> jimmy: no, that's not spot on. >> tariq: dude, that's you. >> jimmy: that looks like a -- >> questlove: d, d, d! >> jimmy: that looks like he's had one too many eggnogs. [ laughter ] >> steve: how many eggnogs? >> jimmy: look at that beard, it's pretty. >> tariq: coquito. >> jimmy: it's a pretty janky beard there. people are getting their clickers out. [ laughter ] >> questlove: let's go! >> jimmy: don't -- take your time. >> questlove: let's go, let's go! >> jimmy: you ca

much cooler in terms of perm. and with regard to chain.ich will be indoors too many people to fit outside. you know, we're excited. >> that was saturday night live's totally different take on the controversy surrounding tiktok. that social media app is back now after a brief weekend shutdown. on friday, the supreme court ruled against tiktok and its chinese parent company bytedance declining its fight against a law banning the app in the us unless it was sold. the law was set to take effect at midnight on sunday, despite the biden administration saying it would not take action to enforce it. american users were then hit with a notification on saturday saying the ban had been enacted and that president elect trump was working with the company to find a solution. in a phone interview saturday, trump said he would most likely give tiktok a 90 day extension to find an american buyer. by sunday. the app was back online with a message thanking trump for acting to restore it, despite him not taking any official action yet, and despite him being t

endocrine system, these chemicals within plastics are linked to fertility issues, including decreased's perm -- decreased sperm counts, as well as being associated with obesity rates, autism, and other developmental issues. understanding the impacts of the plastic polymers themselves is the real knowledge gap currently. but initial studies have shown connections to inflammation, oxidative stress, alzheimer's, and other neurological diseases. while we don't know everything, what we do know is concerning. and water, the necessary elixir of life, is a primary means for the movement of micro and nanoplastics into people. while wastewater treatment plants are fairly effective at removing plastics from wastewater, even those particles that are removed end up in the biosolids, which are frequently applied to farmland. this application allows plastic particles within the sludge to be re-released into nearby waterways as runoff or move through the soil into the groundwater. studies have found microplastics within groundwater. our study on tap water found an average of 5.5 pieces of microplastic per l

. >> and wouldn't somebody who had 30 perms in their life be well aware of this rule?hance to show off her legal skills.. her fellow jurors might have overestimated her inner ellwood a little bit. >> we went to deliberation. to the very end, i say, somebody has to be the foreman. they unanimously are like, her. me! me! and i was like, why did you pick me. they were like, you went to law school. [ laughter ] y'all, this is really upsetting. i definitely did not go to law school. i didn't finish college. >> it's an easy mistake. people think al is a real meteorologist. >> exactly. >> dr. dre is a real doctor. they are just not. we know someone with a reel legal background who has worn the elle woods -- >> is a real lawyer. >> very much so. >> our chief legal correspondent, nbc news. >> right. >> cute. >> quickly, one more. teddy swims. the artist dropped part two of his music project, i tried everything but therapy. to celebrate, he took to the new york city subway platform for a stripped down performance. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oh! they said, hey, do you want to come to the "today" s

but others like ric grenell, concern me in perms of potential for conflict of interest, how will you work to ensure that state maintains its authority and encouragee administration to conduct a full vetting competitive potential conflicts of interest and assure there ises clarity of alignment. >> this is a valid question. every of envoys that have been named so far someone that i have worked with in the past, expect of special envoy is important, most successful, it sits on a complex issue with a defined goal, and expression of presidential priority, sudan for example. special envoy, and job he has done there, to the fact that we have an ambassador and other diplomatic presence there. the way that will work, how i -- they work for president in world nation coordination with us. people that will be focused on this like a laser, they need to doo so not in coordination with department of state, subject matter expertise, say you reach an agreement, you need the technical support necessary, we have a ray of experts this w department that will help achieve that and will involve other eleme

other ways and it is perfectlynd perme but the question today is narrower. is it sustainable on data security ground x ... fine with the foreign adversary as they determined that it is gathering all of this gathering all of this 170 million people that use tiktok >> let me separate where you started which is the content manipulation and then the data security part of it. >> i am talking about the conten harvesting. >> doou mean people -- >> whatever algorithms the wt that has access to the personal information or at least information that is not readily available about 170 million americans and whether they will use it in 10 or 1 years when those people grow up you know haverent jobs in different places or whether they will use it now. at l as i look at the coressional record is what co is concerned about. >> not concerned about the fact that it is available. the remedy is somebody else has to run tiktok. they are not concerned about the content they are concerned about what the foreign adversary is doing. >> to answer your question ly i think you have to se

chairman, i like perm mission to put something in the screen. >> thank you. >> a bill that was passed for the taxpayer's right to know to create federal program inventory that was great work that you layed to their credit, the biden administration and omb continued that work of working on the federal program inventory, this is what it looks like now. a listing of every program in all the federal government, we've never been able to as members of congress or certainly not the public to be able to say how many programs are out there that do this and to be able to search it. the biden administration has put together a lot of searching features into this, tried to get it out, it's unfinished, there's still more programs and things t to get into it but it is a tool that we look forward to using. it's been on jao's top list for years now to be able to get done, t getting done on this. there's some areas unfinished that i wanted to highlight on it. the biden administration has done a lot of work to get the skeleton of this going. let me just give you one example. this is not about the bill a

perm reform is going to happen. it is one thing to let market forces work.entivize these market forces to drive not just the clean aspects of energy, what can we do to incentivize the reliability of our energy system which has been significantly attacked over the past few years. we are in a hole when it comes to that and we need to get back to providing reliable energy systems. jonathan: toby rice, the eqt ceo. a lot to get through but ultimately a shift, new era potentially for the energy industry. lisa: per btu. jonathan: coming up next, nela richardson of adp. we will bring you some economic data in a moment. we will be catching up with mike mckee. you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still at it. just stop calling each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and h.r. on one platform. tim, you are a rock star. using responsible ai doesn't make you a rock star. it kinda does. you are not rock stars. (clears throat) okay. most of you are not rock stars. oooh. data driven insights, and large language models. oh,

supporting industry including by providing a 40% leaf for retail hospitality and leisure properties and permeantly lower than rates from next april. margaret from stockton is furious, stockton�*s labour council are axing her weekly bin collection, scrapping free high street parking and closing her local recycling centre all while employing people on is £00,000 salary rshe is more nervous. they have created a new interim role for the managing director's best mate on 900 quid a day, it has never been approved by the council, it has never been advertised as job, margaret is right to be angry isn't she prime minister? mr margaret is right to be angry isn't she prime minister?— margaret is right to be angry isn't she prime minister? mr speaker, i am sure margaret — she prime minister? mr speaker, i am sure margaret would _ she prime minister? mr speaker, i am sure margaret would be _ she prime minister? mr speaker, i am sure margaret would be very _ sure margaret would be very pleased to see the incredible investment thatis to see the incredible investment that is going into the area, 4,000 jobs