harking back to the late robert mundel. supply side cure for inflation lower marginal tax rates, minimize economic regulations on business, and creating new incentives for work effort, investment and growth. in other words produce more goods. that by itself would lower inflation. second, mundel would argue to strengthen the real value of the dollar by printing fewer dollars that means that fed should cut its balance sheet from an excessive 7 trillion to maybe something like 5 trillion dollars. the mundel combination, generate more goods, chasing less money. that is a cure for faster trumpian growth, and ending bidenflation. once and fore all. just think of it, that is the riff. all right. there may be some disagreements about this, this is my take, joining me ground, steve forbes, forbes media chair, and david bahnsen, and jackie deangelis co-host of the big money show on fabulous fox business. thank you, kids. steve forbes to you, i don't know what 9 straight days of a falling dow means, some was this horrible united healt

they have to cut interest rates, even though bidenflation is make more risk also ask you knew robert mundell the way i did. david, did you know him? >> i read him through you. larry: i'm a long time advocate and brilliant man and noble winner. >> and inventor of the euro. larry: right, but maybe not his finest moment. >> he thought the competition between the euro and dollar would bring out the best and never thought there was a race to the bottom. larry: that's a different segment, but you make a good point. basically what i'm saying is instead of easy money, and i'm not going to say higher taxes but easier money in delayed tax cuts, i would like to say immediate tax cuts and tighter money. that's all and that would cure the problem, what do you think? >> if the federal reserve which they never will do with this crew actually announced their goal was a stable dollar since money is supposed to measure value like a clock measures time, that in itself would get off this curve of the idea that there's a tradeoff between inflation and unemployment. inflation is high, we've got to cut -- not cut