stephen moore joins me.ess my opinion on the europeans are becoming regulators of american big tech and all they want is our money. i'm not happy. how about you? >> couldn't put it better than that and they're coming after american tech companies whether through antitrust, allegations or in this case, alleged privacy concerns. this is simple, the united states for the last 30 years has totally dominated high-tech sectors when you've got great companies like google and apple and amazon that have exploded in terms of wealth and europe is nowhere. name high class technology firm we started in europe so they are doing is trying to plunder our companies for money as a way of putting money in and incidentally, i'd like to see regulators in washington stopped taking the side of europeans. she runs the federal trade commission, she's cheering on europeans to do american companies. stuart: the wrong thing to do. i got to change the subject in the interest of time, you have a new op-ed you've written with steve forbes

look whose here now, stephen moore joins us this monday morning. here. after this takeover, is the banking crisis over, or at least winding down? >> it's hard to say, stuart. you know, i agree with that analysis that this problem with the banks is partly their own bad decisions abdomen partly decisions made in washington and the biggest problem for the banks right now, and it happened with silicon valley bank and first republic, is they're holding, you know, huge amounts of government debt that they bought, that were paying 2- 3% interest rates and stuart, today the interest raised 5% to 5.25 and what that means, stuart , is the value of those bonds has fallen by about 25-30% in their portfolio. that's shrinking the balance sheets in a lot of these banks and so the answer to your question is there is some risk and where do the risks come from out of control government spending, which forced the fed to go from a 0% interest rate to a 5% federal funds rate in 14 months. stuart: so what's going on here is this is the result of spending too much. >> ye

stephen moore is with me now. all right, steve. bear with me.ou wish but i'm going to sort with something a little unusual. a former aid to congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez now heads up the new york state communist party. this aid tweeted "the path to communism will be unkind to those who block progress." i thought this was right up your street, steve. i just thought this was something that you'd like to talk about today. so what do you got? >> well, first of all, stuart, good to be with you. who calls themselves a communist anymore? stuart: right? >> that's so mid-20th century isn't it? when i go around the country and give lectures on college campuses it's so interesting. i talk about benefits and the virtues of our free enterprise system, and the dangers of moving towards socialism, communism, bidenism, whatever you want to call them they are all the same, and it's so interesting to me, stuart, that the people come up to me afterward. the kids who come up to me are the people who immigrated from former communist countries who say you kn

stephen moore is pointing that out. wind and solar won't do it.in states like california, texas, tried to switch to green energy. they're getting hit with blackouts, brownouts you see in third world countries. where do you get the power for electric cars? >> i would suggest the only way you can go through baseload power 24/7. that only comes from fossil fuels, natural gas in the united states, and nuclear power. their attack on fossil fuels and their dislike and their disdain for small, modular reactors, i would suggest the small modular reactors are the real future of american and worldwide energy. liz: got it. rick perry, thanks for joining us. our "hot take" is coming up. liz peek is back with us. stick right there. ♪. get a free tech check and special offers. like a free 5g phone. get started today with verizon business. it's your business. it's your verizon. ♪ when you're a small-business owner, your to-do list can be... a lot. ♪ [ buttons clicking ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online, so you can

stephen moore, on the pages of the "new york post" said the "wall street journal" supports the passagehat the republicans are doing better than the democrats. >> yeah. and i understand that. but i wonder if they read the bill i'm looking at admin pego $1.5 trillion worth of savings. admin pay go doesn't work. you can't have it traditional review the person the administrative have to use pay go is the director of office and management and budget who is a democrat and that program in itself only goes one year. so, steve, i don't view this as a victory for us. i view this as kind of a very -- as i said yesterday, it's a monstrosity. it it's a real problem and continuing problem for us as it careens us down over the debt cliff sooner rather than later. you got to turn your spending curve down. and this bill does not do that. >> steve: yeah. washington famous for spending a lot of money we don't have. congressman, thank you very much for starting the day and telling us where you stand on this. >> you bet. thank you, steve. >> steve: you bet. thank you, sir. all right. 6:33 here in new york.

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