let's bring in our two experts, steve moore, committee to unprosperity hotline, host of "moore money"n wabc radio. and arthur laffer, former reagan economist, and author of, "taxes have consequences." arthur, i think powell got it right today, even though it is a rorschach test you read into i am whatever you want and broadway shows have more than one act. all the price indicators are going up, i think the fed is right at the moment. why shouldn't they cut interest rates, what do you think? >> i don't think they should cut interest rates at all. excuse me, i have a little cold. they shouldn't, what really bothered me about his report and he is promising tee cuts in the future this year until we get more data. but these numbers are not good for inflation, larry as you point out. you look at the dollar versus bitcoin, you look at the dollar versus gold it has been falling dramatically as well. there is no real boom in this economy. it is just not happening. that is where i'm sitting, good. steve moore, i don't think they should cut-rates at all this year. inflation has not come down to

steve moore, there they go again. now warren, no surprise. she once told me on a different network she was really a capitalist, i didn't buy it then and not now. all these democrats, including joe biden. you had in hot line, joe biden wants to raise every tax there is. income, corporate tax, small business tax, capital gains tack, dividend tax, unrealized capital gains tax. elizabeth warren is just piling owhat would happen if you had this? >> first, wealth tax is a tactax on savings, we want people po save. now let me give you an example. laffer and i did analysis of the states you have announce of states with wealth taxes, they are a disaster, people are leaving the states and going to places with more sensible taxes. let's assume, i think that eli elizabeth warren proposing 2 or 3% wealth tax, you pay it year after year, after 10 years, you took away 30% of someone's wealth. that is nuts, nobody will save here oif they do, they will move to pe pe bermuda. larry: what happened to free market capitalism and supply side incentives? the laffer

teach moore, what i like, steve moore, host of "moore money" on wabc. that is my favorite one.sett you practically invented the corporate tax cut. every new study you sent me a study, everyone shows it works. everybody bern fitted from it, particularly the workforce. wages paid taxes, revenues went up, not down. why do they want to raise the corporate tax that was so soak susful? >> the biden white house is latest in on science denial. all those studying the economic jobs act. it made wages grow more, increased capital spending, there are detailed studies by non-partisan guys at harvard and people that don't like tax cuts, the most extraordinary thing, corporate tax revenue is right now double before the tax cuts. so the laffer curve is so visible. larry: right. >> if president biden is going to raise the corporate tax rate, what will happen, revenue will tank and when revenue tanks, what will happen to the bond yields and so on? he will destroy the economy right now. they have this big huge deficit and make it worse driving up interest rates and driving up the deficit. larry:

, what i like is steve moore host of more money that's any favorite one.kevin hassett you practically invented corporate tax cut. every single study you just sent me some other new nbr study shows that worked everybody benefited from it. particularly work force, particularly wages, paid taxes revenue went up not down why do they want to raise the corporate tax which was so successful? >> the point is that the biden white house is all in on science denial so if you look at the latest economic science all that studied tax cuts and jobs act have been finding that it has made economic growth higher it made wages grow more, it increased capital spending and there are who else bunch of really detailed studies by nonpartisan guys at harvard or princeton places that aren't friendly to tax cuts that show this. but the most striking thing really is that tax revenue corporate tax revenue right now is about double what it was before the tax cuts. so the curve is so visible and so if president biden is going to raise the corporate tax rate, then what's going happen is

sandra smith and steve moore are going to break it down for us.nd this just in, breaking news from hot-lanta, fani willis dumped the man she loves. she didn't stand by her man, exactly. we're going to have the great alan dershowitz on set to weigh in about this story. and how about all these dumb democratic ideas? if california make more, pay more. bernie sanders wants americans to stop the working but get paid anyway. and then what are we going to do about tiktok? if north dakota governor doug burgum is going to be here to talk about all that. and donald trump's electoral map is expanding, and america's political realignment is real. breitbart's alex marlow and our own steve hilton are going to talk about it with us later. and senator joni earnst is going to tell us why chuck schumer should want regime change in iran rather than israel. now, a couple thoughts from me. here's the question du jour, are jay powell and the fed going to juice the election year economy by cutting interest rates? if you've got some democratic senators and house members

steve moore, louie, julia pollack, john lonski, cheryl casone.ings time starts this weekend. turn your clocks ahead one hour, spring forward, and i'll see you tonight on maria bartiromo's "wall street." "varney & company" picks it up. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. two big stories, the state of th

steve moore and robert wolff. they'll be joining us live coming up. a judge in georgia tossing out six counts in the election interference case against former president trump and five co-defendants. but many other counts in the indictment remain. hello, i'm john roberts in washington. we're off to a rollicking wednesday. sandra, here we go. we knew it was going to be a big week and it's following through on that promise. i'm sandra smith in new york. this is america reports that fulton county judge finding six of the counts were legally deficient, including three against donald trump. the decision coming as the judge considers an entirely separate bid to have a da fani willis removed from the case over misconduct allegations. jonathan turley is here to tell us what all of this means for the case moving forward. so? so this was the statement to brad raffensperger brad raffensperger that donald trump made during a phone call that was recorded that seemed to be at the center of this case, he said i just want to find 11,780 votes which is one more than we

i want to bring in heritage foundation economist steve moore.s fantastic. i appreciate you sending it to me. we're looking at the chart, this is the biggest jump in government transfers, monthly transfers of change since july of 2021. whey and who is getting all of this money -- why and who is getting all of this money, steve in. >> well, these are government benefits, everything from food stamps to cash payments out to people. and, you know, we spent a lot during the pandemic, and then those numbers came down as you'd expect. but all of a sudden they're spiking up again. and this really dovetails on the conversation you were just having. it's the squeeze that middle class and lower middle class folks are facing. let's not forget the key statistic that, you know, today the average family with a median income is about $2,000-2,500 poorer than they were three years ago. that's a pretty bad a statistic. charles: yeah, yeah. >> i think that americans are stretched, and i think that's the reason -- you know, the government keeps kind of pouring money

back to you. >> all right edward thank you. >> for more on this, bring in steve moore from the committeeunleash prosperity hot line, and kevin hassett. author of a book i stole out of larry's office, the drift. it was so dog eared, he does not just say it was a great book he read the book. it is very well dog eared. i am reading it now. how much of our growth and the j job statistics, that we're seeing every month, they look good at first print, how much of that growth is result of government spending? >> to me? the thing that i like to look at, or don't look to look at but i like to characterize bidenomics, if you go to 2019, before covid, then how many more people are working today it is 2.3 million more working today than then. but, to get to 2.3, we created 3.3 million jobs for illegal aliens, and million people who were in the country in 2019, have left the labor market. and how did we create the 3.3 million? well we borrowed money from chinese last year we borrowed more money, government debt held by public. up by more than increase of normal gdp, we're borrowing money from chinese

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for more, let's bring in steve moore, committee to unleash prosperity hotline and host of "moore moneyormer chair of council of economic advisors, distinguished fellow of from the hoover institution. author of book i stole out of larry's office, the drift. he doesn't say he just read the book, it is very well dog eared because i'm reading it now. how much of the growth and job statistics we're seeing every month, even though they're downgraded they do look pretty good at first print, how much of all of that growth is the result of government spending as opposed to what the private sector is doing? >> going to me first? the thing i like to look at, don't like to look at but the way i like to characterize "bidenomics" is just this, that if you go back to 2019 right before covid, then look how many more people are working today, then it is 2.3 million people working today than were working back then. but to get to 2.3, we created 3.3 million jobs for illegal aliens and a million people who were in the country in 201019 have left the labor market. how did we create those 3.3 million jobs f

larry: i'll repeat, i mentioned this yesterday, with steve moore and art laffer, things that fed should think bthe inflation story, is not that great. i am not saying 1970s, but, i am saying, it going in wrong direct, super core, core services excluding housing and rent. that is up al almost 7% in ran ran ran annual rate. brent crude, up 19% to 86 dollars since december, gasoline prices up 12% that is not 5 dollars but it is not below $3, either. and the inflation to two year inflation break events, in the tips market up almost rate 80 basis points year-to-date and price of gold since october up 20%. now, when i was a much younger man practicing this on wall street, for the now defunct but great company bbear stearnss, i would have used these as warnings that inflation not dead. >> i think that powell tried to do, he does not look at any single data point or one or two month is not it. more longer term trend, that is why they didn't believe inflation when it was coming down last year. they are trying to make sure they can look at long-term tr trend. -- >> a professor now. >> he moved on

stuart: on the market 12 minutes in the dow was up 100 and nasdaq up to 53, the nasdaq is over 1.5%, steve moorepowell as fed chair they include kevin walsh, kevin hassett and art laffer himself. stephen moore is with us right now, you help put these names together, what is it that we want what do we need and the next fed chair? >> great to be with you, first you want to fed chair that is not going to allow the inflation rate to go up to 9.1% which is what happened in 2022 in the disaster for the economy in a disaster for middle-class families, we are still feeling the pain-and-suffering every time they go to the grocery store in the gas pump prices are up 20% is not the performance that we would expect from a good fed chair. you need somebody who is going to do a couple of things you need someone who will promote a strong economy where production because when you produce more goods and services, what happens to prices, they go down we need a fed chair who will be more skeptical of massive government spending and debt i would like to see the next fed chair bringing spending down in somebody who

well and also report even harder than expected and what is the food going to do and what to ask steve moorero line on if the president trump seals up the republican nomination and kelly and conway on the biden campaign trying to use social security against president trump and both of those ladies we will escort jamie raskin said today during that robert hur hearing and calling all trump supporters and members of occult well is going to get saucy at the top of the hour. est. (other money manager) so when do you make more money, only when your clients make more money? (fisher investments) yep. we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments, we're clearly different. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. liz: this is an interesting story, ho

larry: so i will repeat, i mentioned this yesterday with steve moore and art laffer, things that theed should think about, because the inflation story is not that great the last few months. i'm not saying it is the 1970s all over again. i'm just saying it is going in the wrong direction. the so-called supercore -- >> core services. larry: excluding housing rent, that has gone up almost 7% at an annual rate for the last three months. crb index of commodities, plus 12% since november. brent crude up 19% to $86 since december. gasoline prices up 1%, $3.52. that is not five dollars but it isn't below $3 either. actually the inflation, the two-year inflation breakevens in the tips market up almost 80 basis points year-to-date, closing in on 280. the price of gold since october up 20% from 1820 to 2180. now when i was a much younger man practicing this on wall street for the now-defunct but still great company called bear stearns, i would have used these price indicators as warnings that inflation is not dead. >> and you can correct me on this john, but what i think powell tried to do yest

sandra: the federal reserve chair from chicago, he joined us on friday and a bit from the panel with steve moore and robert wolf. >> target is 2% and it should be. the fed said they would get inflation to 2% and so we got to get inflation down to 2%. >> i don't think we should surrender on the 2%, i think surrendering -- >> target is too low. >> sandra: and austin on, from the federal reserve in chicago, sticking with the 2% target. >> one of my best friends, i disagree with him on it. >> sandra: now you know why i love this conversation. what powell is worried about. still 30-year fixed mortgage rate 7%, credit card, these are the interest rates on credit card debt, by the way is soaring under this presidency, up 45% in three years. that's at 21%. five year new car loan, 8%. and then there's this, the mortgage rates, ok. how it started, how it's going. monthly mortgage payment on a $400,000 home up 59%, so paying 1349 then, now up to 2150 a month, larry, that is not sustain bl a. they have to be worried about that. >> once inflation accelerates, and then the year to year change, looks like it's

liz: is bringing byron york and former advisor steve moore that's a gentleman it is good to see you and byron came on and trump and biden, both clinch the nominations but this is happening right now by run. [laughter] and biden got above, five invited okay by you got no bump, the polls yahoo and abc they say that no bump providing even as at the state of the union and trump is either been invited, or any statistical tie and so byron how much as the uncommitted voting is biden of gaza matter now becoming is spreading into more be on michigan and that could really hurt joe biden. byron: what does matter a lot enforceable, we saw the christmas week just ecstatic part of the state of the union address think that that was a homerun and think that the biden the ages you and they felt will all of those problems were behind the more they were connected not to anything on that score and it will be have is a very tight race and we have had in the of seats where there's no uncommitted option, democrats they vote for uncommitted is a way of protesting joe biden's support of israel this is serious t

we have the great steve moore here on that and gold term father that spoke out at state of the unionmast. he'll be here on the show. >> tomi lahren, a win for all americans and a big loss for that jerk joe biden. the supreme court gives the go ahead for texas to start arresting illegal border crossers. it's a win for america. and then we have congressman john moolenaar on a chinese battery giant accused of bullying rural michigan residents, a community there in his district over a plant in that area. at the top of the hour. only at vanguard you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means your priorities are ours too. our retirement tools and advice can help you leave a legacy for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership. when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with pronamel repair. it penetrates deep into the tooth to actively repair acid weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair. with new pronamel repair mouthwash you can enhance that repair beyond brushing. they work great together. morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. -not

steve moore, louie, julia pollack, john lonski, cheryl casone. don't forget, daylight savings time starts this weekend. turn your clocks ahead one hour, spring forward, and i'll see you tonight on maria bartiromo's "wall street." "varney & company" picks it up. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. two big stories, the state of the union speech and the latest on jobs. let's start there, because we just received the report. this is news. 275,000 jobs added to the economy in february. that is way down from the reading in january. the unemployment rate, that kicked up to 3.9%, but that still is historically a low rate. here's the market reaction to that. stocks picked up when those numbers were release. they had been down, markets were down, dow up maybe 4, s&p up 12, but the nasdaq 40 points ahead in the early going. the 10-year yields, they're coming down. very close to the 10-year, to 4 even. you now at 4.07. down just a fraction after those inflation numbers -- jobs numbers. the 2-year, 4.48%. yields down across the board on those j

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." >> steve: recovery efforts are underway at the baltimore bridge as six presumed dead. the governor wes moore will join griff jenkins in 90 seconds. >> lawrence: former rnc chair is out at nbc after this on-air backlash. >> there is a reason there are a lot of journalists uncomfortable with this. >> election deniers can do that to our sacred airwaves. >> that is inexplicable. >> carley: one player holds the winning ticket for fifth largest jackpot in history. >> brian: if you did win, you have to pay a lot of taxes. >> steve: one sum, half a billion. >> brian: a lot of taxes. >> steve: it's worth it. >> brian: maybe. remember your morning is better with friends. >> steve: we begin 8:00 hour with a fox news alert. if you are just joining us, this is live look at the wreckage of the francis scott key bridge in baltimore harsh harbor. >> brian: when will they start moving the ship out? >> steve: two weeks. >> stop traffic, make sure no one is on the bridge. there is a crew up there, might want to identify the foreman to get them off the bridge. >> the whole bridge just fell down. >> carley: they

joining me now is steve nolan, an economist at liverpool john moores university.ut what this fall in inflation tells us about how much money we may have in our pocket. in money we may have in our pocket. in general it was kind of refreshingly boring report, no real shocks in it. the figure was close to what people projected. in general it is kind of pretty good news. prices are still rising but definitely rising at a lower rate. in terms of the pound in your pocket it is really good news in terms of food inflation which has been quite high figures for quite a long time. i think everyone recognises that. now we are seeing some real kind of easing off down to about 5%. still painful but not the nearly 20% we saw last year. some really positive news in things that bread and cereal. the growth in price there almost flat, that is down to percentage points. positive news, especially for people who are less well off where food takes a lot higher proportion of their budget. the concern will be that prices are not coming down in many instances, just going down less quickly

moore. thank you so much. thank you for watching news night. laura coates live starts right now. >> the latest and the princess of wales is cancer diagnosis plus the legendary co-founder of apple's steve was the act was because we're friends now is here what he thinks about the lawsuit that may change the way 1 billion people use their iphones. all that and does he or doesn't he does he have the cash he needs this coming monday in order to pay off that bond, we'll talk about in just a moment right here on lara post slide a shocking revelation today hey, after many weeks now of speculation of thousands of conspiracy theories online and otherwise, the princess of wales otherwise known as kate middleton, has cancer. she made the announcement sitting on a bench alone, wearing a striped sweater, saying that she is in the early stages of treatment i'm her diagnosis as a huge shock >> this of course, came as a huge shock. and william and i have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of all young family as you can imagine, this has taken time. it just takes me time to recover from major surgery in order to start my treatment but most importantly, it has

steve. thank you. the house catches fire in hayward. the discovery firefighters made inside that led to even more concern over what happened. plus another name on the list behind sean connery, roger moorepeared in an avengers movie and as reportedly been offered the retiring silicon valley filf congresswoman anna eshoo. still too close to call, the california secretary of state's office released some new results for showing sam liccardo is still leading 21% of the vote. he is projected. to beúone of the two candidates in the general election in november. but for the second spot on the leading evan low by only 12an i- votes. those vote results will be certified by april 12th, and we're also still waiting for the results on proposition one. prop spone would allow the state to build drug and mental health treatment facilities, and also move the homeless off the streets and into treatment. if it passes, it will allow the state to authorize more than $6 billion in bonds. that would be paid for out of the state's general fund. latest numbers show the yes vote is leading 50.1% by a margin, and by about 20,000 votes. we'll reportedly, donald trump has ruled out vivek ramaswamy as his president