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and steve moore host of moore money, wabc radio. to with the sound, first sound from trump in chicago. >> tremendous waste, fraud and abuse in the country, if you could cut it, you would have a surplus without even going into growth. but, growth -- we will grow we'll bring companies and jobs at levels that you have never seen. you would never be able to do it, you are not a believer, only way -- let me tell you, only way to do it, is to through threat of tariffs. larry: you know. i heard my pal david asman say, i said this to trump when i interviewed him two fridays ago at mar-a-lago, he already negotiating, he has started to negotiate. by threatening baseline tariffs and other mechanisms, he is putting the word out, there is a new sheriff, or let's say a new updated sheriff, who has come to town. and if they don't reduce their trade barriers, then they will have to pay for it, john carney. economists don't like that. we'll get to that issue, but this right here, trump is -- negotiating here in chicago, like he negotiated with me in

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liz: all right, steve moore, you laid it out there clearly. thank you, steve moore.derful to see you again. >> you too, thank you. liz: okay, more than 3 million voters in georgia have now voted before election day. which candidate will that benefit? next, we'll take you to georgia for the latest on the race from this battleground state also this story tonight. >> it feels very demeaning to be called garbage, so it's not necessarily uplifting. >> were you surprised? >> no, not at all. not coming from him or his party. >> we had obama say we clung for guns and religion, hillary calls us deplorables and biden calls us trash so that's what the left thinks of us and it's disgusting. >> to be called trash is degrading. i mean, that's really what they think of us is we're like deplorables and trash. liz: okay, we've got our own panel of trump supporters auto workers for trump leader, chicago trump motor, they are fired up and ready to go on how they felt about biden calling them garbage, and do they believe the white house clean-up in aisle b on this checking in on that bu

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steve moore, john carney will be here in just a moment. first up, our own grady trimble live in chicago with the roundup. grady, roundup. reporter: larry, the crowd was receptive to the economic policies but the interview itself got contentious at times and took questions from editor in chief at bloomburg and let's just say there were some philosophical differences between the two gentlemen and by far the biggest topic of discussion today was tariffs, which bloomburg suggested would hurt the trade partners and increase the national debt but former president trump fired back making the case it would protect u.s. jobs and encourage other companies to build factories here. >> it must be hard for you to spend 25 years talking about tariffs in the negative and then have somebody explain to you you're totally wrong. it will have -- reporter: you can hear the crowd cheering despite the jabs of the two men and the two covered a lot of ground on other topics as well including the federal reserve, tiktok, geopolitics and immigration. >> are you prep

we'll go there in a bit, steve moore, the jobs numbers away above expectations.cted. there is a lot of as people peer 2 the numbers they notice irregularities and question about reasonable adjust -- seasonable adjustment. >> we're finding is a massive amount of jobs that are created in last year are either direct government jobs close to a million, why is government hiring more workers when they are losing two trillion a year? we should belaying off -- you know, reductions in force. and then, huge number one employer growth has been in healthcare. we just spend so much on health care, and as you know government pays half the cost of health care bills of course government is now the biggest employer in america. david: education and even the private education, a lot of federal money goes there. >> and all of the green energy subsidies, you know you spend a trillion you create jobs but taking money from private sector. david: steve forbes, what do you make of the numbers is there faith in the numbers from bls and federal government? >> no, it is marxist. ma chico, g

so joining me now, cnn law enforcement contributor steve moore and cnn legal analyst, carrie cordero. good to see both of you as always. so carrie, let's start here. there's yes, there's the political argument. yes, there's a lot of rhetoric would a president actually have that kind of authority? he has suggested that he could use both the national guard and the u.s. military to go after americans who don't support him okay so let's start erica, with what the law provides. first of all, there is a general presumption against using national guard or the military for anything that's law enforcement related. so there are laws that are against that. and so there's only exceptional circumstances where when there is a credible reason of fear for them to be used in domestic law enforcement. they can be used second, national guard in particular has various legal authorities that it can be used under. generally it's under the authority of governors. there are certain circumstances when a president can authorize them to act, but again, those are things that other presidents have used it's for e

i campaigned and crusaded and literally on this show and in print and my pal steve moore, art laffermon johnson or some goof ball that makes terrible predictions. what do you think? you're not a professional economist. how does this thing kind of happen? what do you think about that, claudia? >> larry, i agree with you art should have got it and talking about mit, probably another 800 on his sat and someone dealing with payroll and ups and downs going into a business every day and trump is so good giving the entrepreneurial side of it and mentioning what's important and two of the most important things on the show, larry, is number of one growth and no. 2 is equal energy. you have to get our energy back because that is what's going to drive down prices and going to enable us to have growth and bring back supply chains and make us dominant and economy dominant and we're going to project strength on the world stage and nothing leveraged by these two bit countries around the would recalled dictatorship with the regimes. larry: arguing more fossil fuel and natural gas and abundant electr

steve moore and dave green house are here. i don't know that demand is necessarily down.is out there. but they aren't going out to get the mortgage because they see the rates and they don't see the availability of homes. >> that's right. i was just looking at there's a bunch of numbers out today but i was looking at the one "the wall street journal" had the rate at about 6.9%. to put that in perspective sandra, the mortgage rate was about 3.5% when trump left office. so it's about twice as high as they were when trump left office so that means for the average person who wants to buy a home, let's say a medium value home, they will pay about a thousand dollars more a month in mortgage payments largely because of those higher rates. i have two kids that are in their early 30s and they are doing pretty well. they are rich, but they are doing pretty well. they can't afford a house. they can barely afford to pay their rent. it's a real hardship and i would say these policies that biden put in place have been a tax on the american dream of homeownership. >> sandra: obviously vi

ke restaurants anti- trump senior get closer and advisor co-author the trump economic miracle, steve moorend pray to see you so much for being here major take first on the jobs numbers andy your reaction. >> is my report and you always like to see that this is the question is, how reliable is it. andy: there was an article in the wall street journal talking about how household survey not be reliable because labor statistics doesn't have have enough money to do an effective survey you see that in the numbers we sought the numbers for june 8, 0000 short or 88000 about what the revisions came to be and in july we had we ended up with 30000 more just noted in august 17 does more so you know we have 880,000 nearly revision through the smart so the numbers and i think that i don't think we want to be seen any rate cuts based on these numbers, the numbers but how reliable they are, will have to wait and see the update. and after the election but this is a good jobs report going into the election. maria: i think the reliability question is a good one because steve, look, we saw a lot of job growth

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joining us now art laffer, former reagan economist, author of trump economic mirrormiracle with steve mooreel prize for economics, okay, just you can't make this up. the nobel prize for economics simon johnson wins it from m.i.t., h he worked for imf in 2016, during the campaign the presidential campaign, he predicted. distinguished man, predicted if donald trump were elected we would have a stock market crash, now, a bunch of years later, he gets nobel prize. art laffer should have got it not simon johnson or a goofball, what do you think. you are not a professional economist, how does this happen? >> you know, i doe agree with you, i think that art laffer should have won, you talking m.i.t., he probably got 800 on his s.a.t.s and static view of the economy. and not a dynamic view not a business person. trump is good at seeing entrepreneur rally side, one think he mentioned. number one, growth. number two, is energy. we have to get our energy back. that is what is going to drive down prices, will enable to us have growth, bring back our supply chains and make us dominant. and we'll project

neil: we have steve moore, former economic adviser to donald trump playing an important role in a futuredministration. don peebles, former obama fundraiser, ceo and founder. the fact the administration is saying they are very leery of the tariff plans of donald trump but they've not gotten rid of the tariffs he passed along to them. mixed messages. what do you think? >> a factoid overlooked by so many economists and voters as well the tariffs have been higher under joe biden than under donald trump. i will say that loud and clear, tariffs have been higher under joe biden than donald trump. if you are worried about tariffs maybe you need to be worried about kamala harris but i'm not a tariff guy. you've known me 30 years and i'm a fr. it is true as a matter of fact that trump is used the threat of tariffs against china, mexico, the europeans to get countries to do things in america's interest and it worked out. neil: could be a suicide mission. the one criticism of that is countries will respond to those tariffs by lifting tariffs on american goods. you know the fears, the former presiden

posed this morning in a wall street journal op-ed written by heritage foundation senior fellow steve mooreris is eyeing your 401-k. it argues by raising the corporate tax rate to 28%, raising the top capital gains tax to roughly 32%, uncle sam will be first in line to take a share of all profits on american corporate earnings. with the government taking 33 cents for every dollar of profit. remember, more than 100 million americans own stock in these companies through, yes, pensions and 401-ks, maria. maria: there you go. now harris is eyeing the 401-k, caroline. look, we know that she wants to raise taxes and all of that hits all of your money, wherever it is. >> right. the corporate tax rate, maria, is one of the most economically damaging because it's not just the wealthy who end up poorer. it's going to be those who have 401-ks, those investments will take a hit because dividends will likely be hit because when the corporate tax rate goes up, we know that stifles innovation, we know these companies will be penpenalized. this is moderation from the 35% she pitched as a 2020 primary candi

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some say i like some of the ways in which tariffs work and steve moore said originally i was againstfs, meaning taxes, then i saw the way he was using them and explaining it. to me it's so clear. it's a bargaining point. some people are going to get tariffs and it's going to stick. other people say i'm going to bring manufacturing back. maybe we do have high tariffs on your stuff, america. why don't we bring them down together. everyone is going to be reconfigured. >> steve: in particular, brian, to your point about tariffs, when a lot of top republicans in congress hear him talk about it, they railed against it for decades. they go, you know what? if he is elected what we will do and go ahead and do what is appropriate. in other words, we might -- republicans might not actually do what he is suggesting. bret baier, this may come up with him tonight, great -- rather, with her. with kamala harris. they are going to sit down about an hour before his program, they are going to talk for about a half an hour. i will say this. this is smart of her campaign to do it because she realizes tha

here now with reaction are trump economic adviser steve moore, fox business host david asman. david, let's start with you tonight. look, i know there are some differences sometimes on on the issue of tariffs. one thing, though is if you're talking sometimes about tariffs and you threaten tariffs, guess what? that motivates companies to have either free and fair trade practices. number one you're negotiating from a position of strength. it does incentivize companies to stay here. or in the case of china, you're going to take in billions of dollars. and they're as guilty as hell for unfair trade practices and intellectual property theft. right, right. well, and of course, china is a company. i mean, the whole the whole of the private enterprise system in china is essentially directed, if not directly owned by the government. so he's i think you're exactly right. i was talking earlier to martha maccallum about this. the fact that that basically what you have here is the beginning of negotiations. trump knows he's on a path to victory right now. what he's doing is, is setting hims

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steve contorno thanks so much. let's bring in democratic maryland governor wes moore, who's in milwaukee, wisconsin campaigning with the second gentleman, doug emhoff, governor good to see you at the cnn town hall last night. vice president harris leaned into the attacks on trump. she said he was a fascist. he said he was unfit. i want to get your reaction to an undecided voter in our focus groups pam thistle, who was there in the audience last night and asked vice president harris a question stop trashing each other we don't care stop trashing trump trump stop trashing. the vice president. >> we don't care. >> the voters don't care. we don't even know the people they're talking about that this person said this and that how does that impact the voters? that's who you're talking to, that's who you're serving. this feels like high school gossip. we don't want to hear it so pam thistle said she left the town hall with, quote, a feeling of adoration for vice president harris. >> but as a widow, raising children, paying her bills is your top concern. and i wonder if you worry at all about but the balance between vice pr