is going to say ireland is a solution of the problem steve moore freedom works committee to unleashefore we get to ireland it's important to let folks know what is in this two pillars in this inner companies are going to get whacked twice and let's not forget the getting get whacked at home because they don't want to raise a protect the minimum tax in the u.s., there's a heckuva way to promote investment in productivity and higher wages. >> we showed during the years the donald trump is done in 2017 we cut out business tax rate for corporations and small businesses and we saw a huge amount of investment come into the united states one of the reasons we have not just job gains but wage gains andd. i knw donald trump is very proud of, it worked and i know we want to reverse top policy in this tax plan i called the tax scheme the janet yellen wax these businesses twice a raise the corporate rate which would make is a lot higher than china and that's not a good way to compete with china the other thing it puts in place for the first time an additional tax the europeans have been wanting

joining us fox news contributor liz peek and steve moore committing to unleash prosperity the hotline, i need some help because i have an environmental justice review board in this infrastructure and i'll begin with you steve forbes i know you're a big fan of this infrastructure package i'm trying to figure out what environmental justice review is or what is environmental justice. >> i think the liberals understand most of their environmental policies hurt the floor the most because they raise the prices of anything from energy to food so they know their very vulnerable to this attack which is a sensible one because although these policies are going to hurt the very constituent that liberals say they were hurt the most about pre-they came up ten years ago with the idea of environmental justice as if somehow the policies are going to help the very people, they will hurt incidentally i have to add i love the america love it or leave it i think it's a great one but i want to point out one other thing i look at the data going back over the last 20 years and i look at infrastructure, roads

still have a ways to go, we have stephanie pomboy standing by jon hilsenrath very lisa er i canr steve moore000, 850,000 jobs, added for june we also have dichotomy with unemployment rate actually went up to 5.9% on the under unemployment rate up 5.9%, 850,000 nonfarm jobs -- 5.9% excuse me, is the unemployment rate, let's dig into this a little bit more look at it for june okay here week, i've got it right here couple things i want to point out for you, here is what we saw the gains we saw gain, even though unemployment rate was little changed 5.9% notable job gains occurred in the -- excuse me -- get this out of my way -- leisure hospitality i was expecting let me go through specific numbers here, okay manufacturing we are looking for a gain 28,000 we actually came in weaker on manufacturing, at 15,000 the private payroll data we were looking for 600,000 came in 662000 so that was actually on private jobs number kind of clues into adp wednesday month over month average hourly earnings inflation fed looking at a gain of .4% came in .3% not getting that inflationary story, on month-over-mont

as the white house is claiming or would it actually make it worst, let's ask economist steve moore andratic strategist. steve: the idea that you will stop inflation by passing a 4 trillion-dollar spending bill is like saying you're going to top forest fire by dumping gasoline. most americans understand that's economy illogic to the greatest degree. this has been a robust expansion. i think the economy would have brought in 10% if trump were still president. two or three wining worries, one is the inflation that you talked about, charles, a second real concern is getting workers back on the job. we have to get rid of extra unemployment benefits. i think there's a lot of fear and anxiety in the financial markets and among major business leaders that we may see democrats do a new round of lockdowns of the economy. charles: kelly. >> well, according to recent ap poll, a majority of americans support the way biden has handled our economy. the federal reserve head has come out and said the inflation is only short-term. inflation is only temporary. we need to build back better. we need to inv

with us now, steve moore and larry -- laura finks. steve, can we continue this spending in the face of this rising inflation? >> well, look, you tonight have to have a ph.d. in economics to understand if you print more money, $4 trillion worth that president biden wants on top of the $2 trillion already this year and on top of the $4 trillion budget that we have, that this is going to cause much higher prices. in fact, i have to tell you, sandra, when i watched joe biden in that town hall meeting, when he said this is going to lower inflation, i almost dropped off my chair. americans know this is not complicated. you put more money out there -- none of these programs have any kind of work requirement -- you'll have higher inflation, not lower inflation. >> sandra: it's a great point. as the unemployment checks continue to go out, the work requirement is a big question. we have seen in many states where they continued the extended unemployment benefits that a lot of folks still are not going to apply for those job openings. so the white

the read from scott martin, kings view asset manager cio fox news contributor, steve moore, former trumpr economic contributor as well, and all right, so, steve i'll begin with you on this. republicans are already chasing at the possibility that these two are going to be packaged together. not together in terms of the single vote on the combined but that they come up at the same time. that could be a deal breaker, couldn't it? >> well look, these two stories that you've just been talking about are connected at the hip. the story of inflation and the story of this runaway spending, and my advice to the republicans is just stop spending anynor money. don't agree to any deals. we do need better roads and bridges but there's plenty of money in the funds that were all right spent back in march, of that 1.9 trillion could be devoted to roads and highways but when you have government borrowing spending at these levels, and then you have an inflation rate that hit 5% last month, it is time to stop borrowing and spending and i'm very frustrated, frankly, is that the fed chairman, jerome powell, d

let's get the read from steve moore, former adviser to donald trump and best selling author. if i could first to you, steve, get your sense on what was revealed here. we know bosses have to pay more to attract workers. we know that they have to pass along those costs. they will try to absorb them and they are. >> look, the unemployment -- extra unemployment benefits have had the negative effect on the economy that a lot of us predicted that a lot of workers wouldn't go back to work. one of the positive things that you're starting to see some wage increases to get more workers back into jobs. i'm in favor of that. it's good when workers get higher pay. there's two quick situations here. one is because inflation is rising so rapidly that the wages may not even be keeping up with the higher prices so for workers, they might not getting a purchase power increase in their pay. the second problem is if you're amazon or walgreen's or walmart or target with a huge work force and huge amounts of profits, you can afford to pay workers more. the businesses that are suffers right now are

steve moore and austan goolsbee.listings. what's going on here. >> first of all the economy is a rocket ship now, no question. it is a great, great recovery. united states is number one in terms of recovering from this pandemic so it's wonderful news at the beginning of this fourth of july weekend. so a lot going right with the economy. we're getting people back to work. you are also right that the biggest problem right now is getting people back into these jobs. there are 9.3 million job openings in the united states today. there is still 24 states providing these extra unemployment benefits. i think the evidence is pretty clear that's keeping people on the couch. let's get those people back in the workforce. fill those 9.3 million jobs and we'll have a great economy for the rest of the year. >> dana: austan, we had a couple of guys from a restaurant in new jersey and they said nobody even comes in to apply for the jobs they have open and they're really struggling. while the jobs are added and it's amazing what's th

joining me now, steve moore, a former senior economic adviser to president trump. a little bipartisan agreement on capitol hill. the republicans have come to terms, we think, with president biden and part of his infrastructure deal. what do you think of that? some conservatives believe that the republicans are tossing the president a life line. >> it's a terrible bill, trace. it's a surrender by the republicans. now, you know that it's going to take ten total republicans with the 50 democrats to beat that filibuster. i don't think they have that number. i think it's time for fiscal conservatives to lay their bodies in front of this train. it's $1.2 trillion. we should be cutting government spending. it's a green energy bill. most of the money goes to green programs. by my estimates, one out of every $5 goes to roads and bridges and airports and fixing potholes, which is what americans want. so it's at a time when we're running trillions of dollars of deficits. i hope republicans come to their senses and say we want to be cutting government spending now, not adding t

we will have a value-added tax or an energy tax as steve moore talked about, and i don't believe ander have that the government knows best. >> no, the government clearly doesn't know best. you see that play out every day. and, by the way, all those free things people like, in europe they financed it with a 20-a 25% payroll tax, 30%. 25% national sales tax. so if you think your payroll tax is high today, triple it. if you don't like your 6-8% state sales tax, quadruple that. that's what you're in store for. the middle class has the money. they say the rich have it, but the middle class only has it. that's where the big money is. that's who they're going after. it's not about prosperity, it's about control. they want power more than they want prosperity. dagen: and as dan henninger wrote, killing the american dream, sadly. we're here to talk about the american dream because we're living it. >> and the treatment is going to triumph. i'm convinced the mesh people are going to -- american people are going to rise to the occasion despite these -- dagen: there's honor and value and dig any

steve moore worked for trump.ee several more months of rapid inflation, where does it go? >> i hate to say i told you so but i've been saying on this show for many months that inflation is a growing problem and by the way janet yellen and jerome powell have been pao* pao*ing the idea and now finally admitting it's a big problem for the country. we see it every day. if you are traveling and you need a rental car, hotel, airline ticket you see 25% increases. this is a real problem. the people hurt the most by this, bill, are the lowest income people, the dumbest thing we can do right now if we want to stop the inflation is we cannot allow another 3 1/2 trillion dollars of debt spending. >> bill: that may be in the offing. here is one line for you, austan. we'll see inflation decline back toward normal levels. i hope she is right. i don't know if it's a guarantee. >> i hope she is right, too. it is definitely not a guarantee. you don't know. they were surprised by how much the inflation was. it is concentrated in jus

steve weiss, joe terranova, jon najarian and kait moore from blackrock global allocation team good tod yields are higher again bitcoin is up today. shannon, was that it correction now over? >> seems a little premature, doesn't it i thought the world was ending last week. no, in all honesty, i think that what we're seeing is that earnings are strong. we're ahead of tech earnings next week. and i think that always creates a bit of enthusiasm. there hasn't been any negative news fro

steve weiss, joe terranova, jon najarian and kait moore from blackrock global allocation team good to see everybody. stocks higher again. bond yields are higher again bitcoin is up today. shannon, was that it correction now over? >> seems a little premature, doesn't it i thought the world was ending last week. no, in all honesty, i think that what we're seeing is that earnings are strong. we're ahead of tech earnings next week. and i think that always creates a bit of enthusiasm. there hasn't been any negative news from the fed. economic data data remains fairly supportive of that narrative. perhaps we have crusted over the recent bit of weakness but look at the 10-year. you noted it, up 14 points that's not normal behavior and i think the bond market will continue to be in, you know, in focus, the next couple months, looking towards jackson hole i think the equity market is going to digest earnings over the next three or four weeks and then look for that next catalyst i expect we could see additional softness then. i think it's important not to get whip sawed here. we're oscillating

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