stephen moore was nice to listen to. my message is for the independence who really wasn't an independent and other liberal democrats. let's follow the science of listen to the xers. talking about dr. fauci, climate science, listen to the science. my message is, stephen moore you just had on as an expert in economics, economic theory and history. he was talking the pure truth about what was happening in economics and yet it seems to me that the liberal democrats and independents don't want to listen to him when all day long they talk about listen to the science, listen to the experts. and another world we would call them hypocrites. host: larry is up next from taxes on the democrat mine. caller: good morning pedro. i want to remind people the way trump mishandled the covid crisis is the reason we have inflation. they are very good with soundbites, this is bidens inflation just like they did covid was china's virus. it is misleading and it's a lot of soundbites. people asked mr. moore direct questions. he danced around it

let's give a round of applause to stephen moore. [applause] it's my pleasure to be here and my thanks to freedom works for hosting me inn the conversation that i'm i'm sure will be like wind and lightning because the book certainly has. if somebody's had the pleasure of reading it i can say it's moving and it includes so many helpful arguments with a sense of moral clarity that's missing from a lot of our conversations right now. i will introduce our speakers labeled a friend. our speaker/authors. david sokol in the chairman of -- capitol and he's taken three companies public and is chairman and ceo of mid-american energy holding company. he sold the company to berkshire hathaway in 2000. he continued with berkshire hathaway tiber trier -- retired in march of 2011. he's a member of the executive committee of the board of directors of the horatio alger association of distinguished americans. over his 40th career he is chaired five corporate boards and over a dozen charitable or community boards.s. welcome david. thank you so much. [a

stephen moore was nice to listen to.message is for the independence who really wasn't an independent and other liberal democrats. let's follow the science of listen to the xers. talking about dr. fauci, climate science, listen to the science. my message is, stephen moore you just had on as an expert in economics, economic theory and history. he was talking the pure truth about what was happening in economics and yet it seems to me that the liberal democrats and independents don't want to listen to him when all day long they talk about listen to the science, listen to the experts. and another world we would call them hypocrites. host: larry is up next from taxes on the democrat mine. caller: good morning pedro. i want to remind people the way trump mishandled the covid crisis is the reason we have inflation. they are very good with soundbites, this is bidens inflation just like they did covid was china's virus. it is misleading and it's a lot of soundbites. people asked mr. moore direct questions. he danced around it and

welcome to the show former economic advisor to president trump, he is stephen moore. n california these officials have no more sense than a flock of geese. this oil and gas story it is about supply problems. eastern "the l.a. times" is saying newsom cut it out. you've been repeatedly warned over the last few decades california is vulnerable to supply shortages and sharp price hikes but they keep driving the freight train down a dirt road again and again making mistakes. >> well you're exactly right. by the way california is one of the most energy rich places in the planet. california has a lot of oil, a lot of natural gas. they could be using it. there is no reason they have to be importing energy from the rest of the country but that is exactly what they're doing. for california to run out of energy is like alaska running out of ice. elizabeth: that's a good point. >> it is all these policies that they have imposed on themselves and that's why you know i have a friend who tweeted me the other day with a sign on of the gas prices in california, it was 6.99 a gallon. it

stuart: stephen moore joins me. all right, stephen, is that what we're going to do? to slow down inflation by going into a major recession. that is what is going to happen, is it? >> stuart, let me start by settling that issue you were just talking about why there are so many workers missing from the labor force. you had a good discussion about that we estimate there would be about three million more americans working today if we just got back to the labor force participation rate that we had before the pandemic. and, there is just no question about it, stuart, that it is all of these government payments that are basically enticing people to stay out of the workforce. it is killing the economy. we got to get back to the old-fashioned idea, stuart, yes we'll provide a safety net for people but you got to work to get it. that is really that simple. now where we are on inflation, i agree that, i think it could potentially get worse before it gets better. if you look what has happened in the last month or so, what you're starting to see, very significantly is gas prices

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stephen moore and austan goolsbee will duke it out.15 days away. >> when i hear people talk about inflation, we have to change that subject. inflation is a global phenomenon. e're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. >> martha: terrible video and a terrible incident today. kids running for their lives at a shooting at high school in st. louis. police say the school was locked but a gunman broke, in killed a women, killed a teen and injured six other people. the police killed him in a shootout. one girl said she came face to face with the gun manned and his weapon jammed and she got away. police say he was about 20 years old. no word on a motive. a terrifying school shooting and two people lost their lives today in st. louis. so you can see this list of what people really care about as we get close to this election. inflation is topping the list of

coming up thursday morning, senior economist stephen moore discusses the nation's economic outlook. wendy weiser from the brooklyn center talks about new state laws that affect voting. >> watch "washington journal" live on c-span or c-span now, our mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> thursday, a conversation with retiring members of congress, along with liliana lindeman, sit down with politico to discuss their reasons for leaving congress. >> john kirby took questions from reporters on a variety of topics, including the breccia-ukraine port -- the breccia-ukraine war. -- the russia-ukraine war. mr. kirby: the president emphasized his administration's pledge to make sure iran never acquires a nuclear weapon. president biden praised israel's courage and noted the agreement would set the stage for a more stable region as well as being able to harness new energy resources for the world. the president made clear his commitment to advance peace in the middle east. he emphasized the importance of taken steps to de-escalate

[laughter] stephen moore is with us this morning.he's going to spend big and reduce the deficit and that's what he's got to say. what do you make of it? >> i needed a laugh this morning, stuart, so thank you for playing that clip. i'll give you a number, 4 trillion. 4 trillion, that's four with 12 zeros how much money biden has spent and borrowed his first 20 months in office when you go back to the american recovery act and that sham infrastructure bill and then the microchip bill , and then of course, the inflation reduction act, which they should be sued for false advertising, that obviously is not going to reduce inflation, it's going to make inflation worse so $4 trillion is a lot of money. now look, if you're asking, which party likes to spend more republicans or democrats i'll settle this argument they both love to spend money, stuart. they both love to spend money, they are politicians and love to play santa claus but i heard you earlier, i think you guys were discussing what happened in the uk with the cancellation of the ta

stephen moore is a great economist and michael and mark who in addition to the documentary justice thomasn his j own words with a terrific book that summarizes in his life the other 30 hours of interviews they did on video. so thank you. i got to live the american dream. my grandparents came from poland. it was always about thedo american dream. do what you want to do by today's standards people would say we were poor but we did not know that but we had constant encouragement you have to get a degree, figure it out because it will need to create a life for you and work hard and then on sundays passing out clippings from the local paper so not only what they did with her career but their philanthropy and then i got involved with the horatio alger's association in creating a life in america and rsover the last 18 months scholars get the american dream these are kids whose background make anyone i have ever known not bringing compared to the kids parents are drug addicts andnd prostitutes and third away in sealed shipping containers to get through high school they believe in the american dre

you know, if i were t writeif ir the book, stephen moore, and it was going to be called how to record an economy for dummies, everything they're doing would shorn that book, i don't know, short of an election win in november and thirty nine days. and then w he have to winac the white house back in 2020 four short of republicanslicans getting back in power. i don't see an answer. well, first show, you're exactly right. i mean, if people always ask me the hat is what a biden administration administration doing on the economy intentional --l and i say i dont think it's intentional, but ifal it were intentional and you didf want i to destroy a country's economy, you do two things. one , first, you would destroyov its currency. and when you've got inflation out of control, that's wha tncy does it destabilize your currency. and the second thing you would do, sean, is destroy its energy supply. and that's exactly what happened ss exac. it has happened underbiden. joe biden. now, here's what i why i'm sowih frustrated with our current situation. by the way, the numbers justoneu came today con

but stephen moore, a great economist and author as. well, and michael park and mark paletta, who just in addition to the documentary that michael did, created equal justice in, is in his own words. they just issued a really terrific book that summarizes his in his life, other 30 hours of interviews they did on video. it's a fabulous book. so anyway, thank you for them being here. you know, i got to live american dream. my grandparents came over from poland. my dad, when i was a kid, it was always about the american dream. you can do what you want to do. we in rural nebraska, lower income, happy family. we weren't, you know, by today's standards, people would say, you're poor, but we didn't know that if we were. but what i had was constant encouragement. all five of us kids, you got to get a degree, figure out what to what degree you're going to get because going to need to create a life for you to pay for your family the rest of your life. and and work hard. and was that was it? and on sundays, he would pass out clippings. the local ne

here now with more the founder of committee to unleash prosperity stephen moore along with fox news contributormy bruce. the heritage foundation says the average household is paying $7,200 per household because of inflation. it is destroying the poor, the middle class, people on fixed income. they are getting hurt the most, aren't they the people the democrats claimed to have the most compassion for? >> exactly. when this began we tried, you tried, fox news tried to explain that in fact inflation was a tax on people. it was going to take your money and redistribute it in a certain way. you were going to be getting less for the little bit of money that you had. this is during and after a pandemic. as one example, very basic stable for everyone. eggs are up 60%, eggs! something that you can serve everyone in your family, that your kids like you can have breakfast for dinner. something basic like that that we are used to that is healthy. this kind of dynamic, it creates a shock from everyone. the financially marginalized, the first impacted but to everyone because it's not just food, it's everythi

as the parliament and tory party get ready to select another leader, remember what stephen moore saidavalry is coming. he's talk willing about republicans retaking the house in three weeks in america, which would allow the republican party in america to enact economic measures identical to the ones that resulted in a resounding rejection by the british people of truss. let's bring in katty kay from bbc studios and rick is still here. i've covered brexit with you, i've covered american elections with you. i don't know that i've seen something like this story. tell me how it's being covered and received in the uk. >> i was just listening to your introduction, and i had that kind of -- my stomach is slightly turning from the amount of chaos that the uk has gone through. i guess in some ways it's quite nice to be sitting here in america and thinking this is not the only country in the western world where politics seems to be in complete shambles every now and again. look, this is serious because it's -- brits are facing an awful winter. the economic situation is terrible. and the last thi

. >> let's bring in stephen moore, former senior economic adviser to president trump and robert wolf, former economic adviser to president obama, founder and ceo of 32 advisers and a fox news contributor. we had five minutes but we had to do the title so now we have 3 1/2. thanks for coming on. steve, to you first. you and e.j. wrote this in the "new york post." average american is losing 34 k and everything else on biden's work. the average 401(k) hit over 35,000 at the start of the year. the assets have shrunk. the average plan down about $34,000. 24% in less than one year. in you put in inflation, credit card debt is rising and you have the president just moments ago as we heard over and over saying the economy is strong as hell. people are just baffled at that comment. now they're getting angry if you look at the comments. >> i agree. the president talks about how well the economy is doing. the jobs market is good. it's what i call a cost of living recession where people's paychecks are not keeping pace with the higher prices causing real high strain. so not only did the average f

american university law professor stephen moore meal says that could take authority away from state courtseen the case? >> in twenty-twenty, donald trump probably would have won the 2020 election next month. the court is set to hear arguments on affirmative action and the justices are expected to determine whether colleges can consider an applicant's race for admission. it's hard to imagine that the court did not take this case to do serious damage to the firm action efforts and higher education. the court is also taking a case about same couples and determining whether free speech rights outweigh state's anti-discrimination laws that prevent businesses from excluding certain customers locking horns over individual versus they to discrimination. >> and with additional cases on immigration, native american adoption and water pollution. also on the court's calendar, the country could be in for another blockbuster term. >> live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> thank you very much, anna. 5.21. is the timing coming up on the kron 4 morning news relief checks for californians are on the way.

. >> steve: the other thing in this article that's in the "new york post" and written by stephen moorend this was the -- for me, the jaw dropping number. in the last year, monthly savings are down 83%. think about that. 83% more people used to put money away for a rainy day last year. what happened this year? inflation. when you look at the sweep of all those numbers we gave you, you are hurting and the only thing you can do is the money you would have saved you got to spend to stay afloat. >> brian: right. i think it's huge. and, also, i just think the people analyzing what took place like larry summers and jamie diamond two people not associated with the republican party. they're saying it began with too much spending and started with that rescue bill. even though bernie sanders says talk about it. most people say don't talk about it. because it's really caused a lot of the pain we are experiencing right now. coming up straight ahead, we will ask senator come cotton did b. that just campaigning with herschel walker and dr. oz 5-footed tie it looks like with john fetterman and big deb

american university law professor stephen moore meal says that could take authority away from state courts. had that been the case? >> in twenty-twenty, donald trump probably would have won the 2020 election next month. the court is set to hear arguments on affirmative action and the justices are expected to determine whether colleges can consider an applicant's race for admission. it's hard to imagine that court did not take this case to do serious damage to the firm of action efforts and higher education. the court is also taking a case about same couples and determining whether free speech rights outweigh state's anti-discrimination laws that prevent businesses from excluding certain customers. locking horns over individual views are says they to discrimination. >> coming up, we now know what will happen to the pipeline that ruptured off the coast of huntington beach last year. why some people are not happy with the decision. plus, more fallout amid the nfl's concussion scandal. the doctor who's now out of a job. but first, your privacy at risk. some said they cajun homes are placing hi

they are taking a beating, according to stephen moore. fully 25% of your investment retirement portfolio has been wiped away. it's the single worst year for the stock and bond market investors since nineteen sixty nine and unfortunately supplied issues persist while and while you're at it. violent crime is through the roof in small towns and big cities all across the country. especially in blue cities, in blue towns run by democrats for decades. the ones that want to defund, dismantle and buy to this nobel madness. and by the way, as you know, your border is a nightmare. but according to nancy pelosi, none of this matters to americans. >> let's see if nancy's right. you decide. so let's talk about rising inflation concerns along with crime giving momentum, new momentum to republicans after the democrats were closing the gap. >> what do you think the president has gotten this message to the voters? well, first of all, let me say that i think that much of you've said i don't agree with that is to say the new york times poll, i think is an o

coming up thursday morning, senior economist stephen moore discusses the nation's economic outlook.endy weiser from the brooklyn center talks about new state laws that affect voting. >> watch "washington journal" live on c-span or c-span now, our mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> thursday, a conversation with retiring members of congress

and i think stephen moore hingt the nail on the head about inflatio police.n. it is a tax increase and it's more than that. it's pure theft. because if you make fifty thousand dollars a yearacs out there across america, that equals about forty four thousand dollars today. so fifty thousanbout $44,000d to equals forty four thousand dollars today, because eac equah dollar today is only worth 88 cents, as it was a couple ofe years ago. so, look, these peopleop lyi arg lying every day telling us that it's it's sunshine when it's raining, telling us there is no problem with the economy, telling us the economy transitory when it's notwe have telling us that we have the we actually have the best inflation rate in the world when we don't. and just go look at canada and south korea and australia for evidence of that and thenkoe telling us that what wa anfore inherited an economic stall from president trump when in la reality the last quarter of 2020 economy grew at one point five trillion or 15%. so these people are lying across the board about the economy. they're sett

we're going to hear from harriet -- trusty, steven forbes the committee to unleash prosperity, stephen moore. senior fellow at the independent institute, judy shelton. and speech writer to president reagan, anthony dolan. first, i'd like to turn the stage over to my friend and head of the reagan alumni association, luke gordie. luke? >> i'm luke korte, executive direction of reagan's alumni association, and on behalf of the board, we are delighted to co-host this event with the heritage foundation and the committee to unleash prosperity, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the signing of president reagan's tax cuts. we are at a surreal moment on the one hand, we are talking about the massive reagan tax cuts and across the street and downtown, we have president biden and democrats looking to spend 1.9 trillion, i think it's called, the american rescue act, 1.2 trillion for infrastructure, 3.5 trillion, and so on and so forth. it's terrible where we are now, but let's remember, it was terrible at the end of the 1970s, and because of folks like reagan, folks like the people in this room, and o

itself, recreating what andre moore called the magnificent poetry of life more, while also said that a happy relationship is a long conversation, always seems too short. stephen oates a long and bracing conversation with history. but though he lived to be fourscore years and five, i will always think conversation was too short as a critic. once said of one of stephen's books. the minute you finish it, you will want more. i may be a glutton for illumination and. i suspect many of his admirers are. but he left us wanting more. and all the great writers do. today, we gather, explore the confluence, research, drama and indeed poetry in service to biography and public history that stephen oakes, stephen oates worked to to evoke the past for a living world. so to end i began and thank you for not cheering when i'll but said in conclusion felt like the greatest keynotes stephen brought people to their senses and people to their. his talent may have rubbed the less blessed the wrong way, but his achievements endure. his writing still remains as his ideas still discussion. from what i've heard today, from some the guests here, his teaching remains another blessed memo