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the efforts by president trump and elon musk and long time economic adviser to president trump stephen moore talks about the president's economic agenda. join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on thursday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.

a longtime economic advisor to president trump stephen moore talks about the president's economic a generaleconomic agenda. join in the conversation live friday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. announcer: coming up, president trump a presidential memorandum making tariffs against foreign nations equal with their tariffs on u.s. goods and services. following the signing of the memorandum, the president fill the questions from reporters on the russia-ukraine war and the rationale behind the tariffs. this program is 37 minutes. is announcing new reciprocal tariffs. reporter: good afternoon, what kind of trade policy would you like to have with india and what's the plan? president trump: india is about the highest tariff country and charge more tariffs than any other country. we'll be talking about that. but whatever they charge us we charge to them. it works out. it's a beautiful simple system and we don't have to worry about charging too much or too little. but traditionally, india is right at the top of the pack pretty much. there's a couple smaller countries that are

stephen moore there. it is interesting you guys didn't -- i'm a big anti-war guy as you might remember -- you didn't take about military spending and how the military hasn't passed any audits. this morning i looked at the web site run by brown university watson institute, and since 2001 we have spent at least $8 trillion on military wars nd conflicts. so i would love somebody from brown university to speak on "washington journal." host: thanks for the suggestion. we appreciate it. mike in kentucky republican -- away lost mikeer -- away lost mike. we will go to tony in oregon democratic caller. caller: i'm calling about a podcast i watched last night. it had a democrat strategist on i think her name was lindy lee i think it was. she talked a great deal about condition of biden. i just wanted to know the condition of biden and who was running the white house while he was in that condition. i want to know how much of that might be true if there is any way to get somebody like her on. host: francis, lexington

joining us is stephen moore, the county -- the committee -- let's begin with the that happened on capitol hill. the house budget committee passed the budget, which is the framework for a reconciliation proposal, meaning a simple majority in the senate. they passed their version of it. it differs from the senate. compare the two. guest: thank you for having me on c-span. i love c-span and the job you do. this is going to be a long process. we are just getting started because congress has to pass both a budget in terms of how much they spend and all -- also accommodate the trump tax cut that he wants to make the trump tax cuts permanent. there is a big debate and i am sure a lot of your viewers have been following whether it would be one big beautiful bill like trump was talking about or two bills. that was complicated. some in the senate want to bills and the house wants one bill. the main point people have to understand about the term reconciliation is that as you just said, this is the one piece of legislation that requires 51 votes in that 60 because of the filibuster rules. it is criti

stephen moore there.t is interesting you guys didn't -- i'm a big anti-war guy as you might remember -- you didn't take about military spending and how the military hasn't passed any audits. this morning i looked at the web site run by brown university watson institute, and since 2001 we have spent at least $8 trillion on military wars nd conflicts. so i would love somebody from brown university to speak on "washington journal." host: thanks for the suggestion. we appreciate it. mike in kentucky republican -- away lost mikeer -- away lost mike. we will go to tony in oregon democratic caller. caller: i'm calling about a podcast i watched last night. it had a democrat strategist on i think her name was lindy lee i think it was. she talked a great deal about condition of biden. i just wanted to know the condition of biden and who was running the white house while he was in that condition. i want to know how much of that might be true if there is any way to get somebody like her on. host: francis, lexington p

joining us is stephen moore, the county -- the committee -- let's begin with the that happened on capitol hill. the house budget committee passed the budget, which is the framework for a reconciliation proposal, meaning a simple majority in the senate. they passed their version of it. it differs from the senate. compare the two. guest: thank you for having me on c-span. i love c-span and the job you do. this is going to be a long process. we are just getting started because congress has to pass both a budget in terms of how much they spend and all -- also accommodate the trump tax cut that he wants to make the trump tax cuts permanent. there is a big debate and i am sure a lot of your viewers have been following whether it would be one big beautiful bill like trump was talking about or two bills. that

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. >> sean: stephen moore along with big money show cohost abscess start with you steve. notice they have to pay more. it's going to start a trade war. they don't know donald trump and he is going to insist they have free and fair trade as well. that's all this is, a negotiation. >> that's right. you and i have known each other a long time. i'm a milton freedom document milton friedman free-market guy. i don't like trump's steel tariffs. i don't think those will be very effective and they may cost more jobs than they save. but trump is really onto something here potentially with this idea of reciprocal trade. i want to make sure people understand what he's saying. you are quite right, the united states has the lowest tariffs in the world. and maybe one or two other small countries. among all the major trading partners we have low tariffs. what trump is saying it to china and canada and mexico and europe and britain is your tariffs are up here and ours are down here. you will have to either lower your tariffs or we are going to raise our tariffs up to your level. in a stra

you interviewed stephen moore if yesterday. here's what he had to say about it. >> what he's saying to to these other countries, because every country has to trade with the united states. we're the biggest market in the world. if but want access the our markets, you're going to have to lower our tariff toss the a level we have, and if you don't, we're going to raise tariffs on you to your level. and i believe, and i'm pretty confident in this prediction, that that this is going to actually force these other countries to lower their tear -- tariffs x. if in that way, we'd actually have freer and fairer trade, and it would benefit america and the rest of the world. so i'm with this program. it's a little risky, but i think the it's going to work. lisa: i look at this as a leverage point, right? he uses tariffs as a way to extract concessions from both with friends and enemies. we saw that with colombia and also just getting some of these countries to take back these dangerous criminals. why would today want to do that, right? and

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um, so michael moore and i in the last block talked about the judge's decision to allow the president's dismantling of usaid to move forward. stephen, put that into perspective beyond what it means for that agency. do you think that accelerates the doge initiative? >> well, it's certainly a victory for the doge initiative. as as the guest pointed out, though, that the the court system is sprawling and there's a lot of different, uh, sort of, uh, requests for injunctions across a number of different agencies across, uh, in front of a lot of different courts. obviously, a lot of these could could end up in front of the supreme court, and it would have final say. so while it's it's a victory on the usaid front, that doesn't necessarily mean just given the the scattershot nature of of the judicial system, that it's a it's a green light across the board. uh, but i've talked to, to a number of democrats who this is going to be deeply troubling to, especially the, the specifically the usaid, uh, cuts, because they're worried about the, the vacuum that that america is leaving on the world stage for, for countries like china and russia to,