if he sweeps the table, maybe look the other way and right now give the edge to thune.ker of the house will be -- >> keep it speaker johnson earns to be speaker. if they lose, we're not demodemocrats and if we don't -f you lose majority of speaker, you don't get to be majority. it's a whole new field. larry: if kamala is the next president, the republicans keep the senate? >> yes. the senate is different because the senate is pure the map, their not all up and the map is advantage to republicans. republicans could be doing better and look at nevada and arizona, they're republican states and not as competitive and nevada, early returns and we're beating democrats, which sun heard of. normally early voting they're beating us. mcconnell is starting to move in there. we can make that more competitive and we should -- nevada republicans need to do a better job in the house and in the senate. larry: 30 seconds, advice to donald trump. >> keep what you're doing, stay on message and don't worry what the other calls you and talk to american people and read more. larry: redevelop

thune? you make a plan, president trump will need our support to get his nominees through senate, we have to have a plan, if we want to balance the badge, and secure the border, that is what i did as a business guy, i believe we ought to have a plan work our plan. every senator is important, we have to bring everyone together to get something accomplished that is what i bring to the table, john cornyn and john thune are great senators, i tell people this is what i bring to the table, i don't like what is going on in senate, i know we can do better. >> we'll leave it there senator rick scott of blood blflorida, good luck. >> coming up. you look under the hood. and you see the gdp reports, economic growth, it is all about government spending. and borrowing, and deficits. not about the private sector or investment. we will talk about it with teskevin hassett and ej antoni, kudlow is available as a podcast every weekday after the show. spotify, apple, fox business podcast, we'll be right back. (

. >> i think thune.> not danes or cor. >> i have watched thune groy, they are extra ordinary people. i think from a point hugh big is that majority. are you sitting at 52 or 55? danes is not running today. danes did a extra ordinary njob. right now i give en the edge to thune. larry: if mr. trump wins next speaker of house. >> speaker johnson earning it, if they lose majority, you don't get to be minority. whole new fields. larry: if kamala harris is next president. republicans still keep the senate? >> yes. the senate is different, the senate is pure the map not all up. map is advantage to republicans, republicans could do better because if you look at neff nevada and arizona they are aren't states but we're not as competitive, nevada we have early returns we're beating democrats that sun heard of. -- that s that is unheard of of. nevada republicans need to do better job in house and senate. larry: 30 60s, advice to donald trump. >> keep what you are doing stay on message, don't worry about other side c

thune's? >> well, i'm a business guy. you work your plan and mr.ds our support to get the nominees through the senate. we have to have a plan. balance the budget, have a plan. secure the border, we have a have a plan. that's what i did as a business guy and i believe we ought to have a plan and work our plan every senator is important. so we've got to bring everybody together to get something accomplished so that's what i bring to the table and john cornyn and john thune are great senators and i tell people this is what i bring to the table and i don't like what's been going on in the senate. i know that we can do better. larry: all right, we'll leave it there. senator rick scott of florida. thank you, sir. appreciate you taking time out. good luck on the campaign trail. all right, folks, coming up, look under the hood and you see that these gdp reports and economic growth all about government spending and bar rowing and deficits. not about the private sector or investment. we're going to talk about it with kevin hassett and ej antoni and available

and republican we have john thune, known for his tenacy and work ethic, tim was a steadfast leader whoedicated his life tserving the people of south dakota with integrity and passion. he fought tirelessly and leaves a legacy that will have a lasting impact for years to come." former south dakota democratic senator tim johnson was 77.

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. >> i think john thune from south dakota is doing a phenomenal job as whip. shown a leadership style that i haven't really seen before. actually allowing the conference to lean forward so john thune is the give been supporting from day one. maria: great, senator. we'll be watching all of that. thanks very much, markwayne mullin joining us this morning. stay with us. we'll be right back. (marci) what is going on? (luke) people love how the new homes-dot-com helps them get quick answers about any property by connecting them to the actual listing agent. (agent) oh! so, i'm done? (luke) oh, no, no, no! we're still not sure everyone knows that we're the only site that always connects you to the listing agent rather than selling off your contact info. so, we're gonna keep you up there a little while longer. (agent) okay, ya! i'm getting great exposure. (marci) speaking of exposure, could we get him a hat? (luke) ooo, what about a beret? (vo) homes-dot-com. we've done your home work. maria: welcome back. the state of texas is buying a 1400-acre ranch along the rio g

joining is gop senator john thune of south. the minority whip., joe. we have people on quite a bit that are counting on gridlock. so i think that means that there is an assumption that the gop is at least going to control the senate, the house is up in the air, possibly even leaning democrat. is that how you see it right now? >> well, a lot of that depends on the top of the ticket. the house in particular correlates pretty closely to what -- how the presidential race performs. but we feel really good about where we are in the senate. and i think the senate is the quintessential check and balance in our democracy. and represents an insurance policy for people who are looking at what might happen in the house or in the presidential race. if we win them all, obviously, we're in a position to do some things from a governing standpoint that we need to get done. >> if the democrats win them all, they're in a position -- >> they are, indeed. >> they're on the record and the filibuster is gone. >> and that's a big concern. that not only changes the essen

. >> thune, hornen and rick scott ask others. one of the key criteria are going to make certain we take the advantage of the first 100 days and 200 days and going with that and larry: it's got to be significant and substantial and getting it out. mass to be a good thing. tax bracket on the agenda and thinking what people are accomplishing back in 2017 going for them and with the deregulatory threat going to come back and seeing on steroids and the economy stronger and even better. larra rhode islander senator bill hagerty, great to see you. coming up here, why economists keep attacking trump's agenda and getting noble prizes? oh my god. we'll ask art laffer and congresswoman claudia tenney. by the way, laffer should have gotten the noble prize. kudlow available on spotify, apple, and podcast dom.com and i'm a podcast. i'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪ ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on i

>> well, i think going to be a struggle between john cornyn probably and john thune, rick scott is ine both strong leaders we will see we need a good voice, to be able to bring as we have a majority to bring the conference together to make sure that we're united the strongest leader i think two good ones john barrasso will be our whip. >> the thing i have been speaking with lots of trump voters they would be very disappointed if the leader in the senate is another mitch mcconnell like character frankly to be blunt they want somebody going to support president biden are those or rick scott really the supporter of president trump. >> i think all supervisors of president trump all had conversations with him appeared with him, and, you know, mitch mcconnell leaving i think both of them all of them have talked about how they would reshape the voice in terms of having, amends able to be heard all things i want leaders to put forward to fight on senate floor for the things that we won in election, i think we will be turning the page on our leadership, and, i think, all of those would present

play a role in pick next gop senate leader mitch mcconnelling not run for lane you are against jon thuneyn for leadership trump-endorsed you against mcconnell in 2022. tell me about that how much confidence do you think you can get this? >> absolutely. >> is trump backing you again. >> here comes down to this. well he hasn't said publicly, if he does, he -- here is a deal we've got to have somebody that gets along with trump number one, he is going to be president number two, we need to have change what we've been doing is not working. we have almost 36 trillion dollars in debt, right? we haven't done anything to solve any problems we don't even talk about, preserving medicare benefits social security benefits getting rid of inflation securing border making sure don't have a military -- we have none of those conversation if we want to do status quo nobody should vote for me. i am a business guy built companies based on changing things you build a team pick best ideas we don't it is not a dictatorship, the path going down is not working. >> nor. >> we need a dramatic change i told colleag

thune from north dakota. he clearly had an election stolen from him. he won the election and then suddenly, these belts come in from indian reservations that weirdly, 99% of them voted that year. he did not contest it. he was a gentleman about it. he went on to beat the senate leader, a minority leader, i guess it was. that was historic. people will reward you. anyway, dornan contested sanchez victor. he was right on the facts, but he shouldn't have contested it. i'll frank and won by a minuscule amount in minnesota. over the years, there were enough convictions for illegal voting that it would've switched the election and you have to understand that to get a conviction for voting illegally, you have to admit you knew it was illegal for you to vote, so, even if you voted illegally, it is a tough crime to approve, and i believe it was more than 1000 -- but don't hold me to that. that is a whale back. frequently, provably, people who vote who weren't allowed to vote. overwhelmingly democrat, which is why my proposal is -- which will never happen until th

john thune out of south dakota with dana and me now. thank you for coming back. what's right and what's wrong about the analysis here today? >> good morning, bill and dana. i think your analysis is spot on. we're traveling. i'm in the states. i was in ohio yesterday, wisconsin today, michigan and pennsylvania early next week before the tuesday election. and what our candidates are trying to do here in these rust belt states is work with president trump to tear down that blue wall. these races have all tightened. our candidates are on message talking about pocketbook issues that the american people care about. talking about high prices and open borders, which are the two issues that the biden-harris administration and all their enablers in the united states senate are responsible for. we will record seeing in the early vote a lot of low propensity republican voters turning out. the votes are being banked and the data we're seeing is very encouraging. >> dana: i read the morning senate republicans feel good about locking down west virginia, of course, montana and i

. >> well, of course you've got john thune and john cornyn, they're the two front-runners.s i've told both of them, i'm not making a decision to anybody until we see who gets in the senate from, you know, this election. we've got a chance, maria, to have lee or four people come in that's not been in there, and they can make a huge difference in who our leadership is. we've got some good choices. you know, we're going to have to the place, obviously, j.d. vance when he gets to become vice president. but we've got if to have a strong senate. we have got to stand behind president trump. maria: so what about the pennsylvania race? do you think dave mccormick if has a shot here? do you agree with fetterman that pennsylvania is, you know, the most important here, whoever takes pennsylvania wins this race? >> i think he, fetterman could be very right here. of course, there's a lot of states that's going to make a lot of difference. i think dave mccormick's run a very good race. he's pushing very hard. it's going to be the real close there. the one i really like that most people co

, i can remember talking seven, eight months ago to the republican leadership on the hill and john thune said, now is the time for trump to be reaching out to nikki haley voters and expanding his base and reaching out to suburban women. he has done none of that. trump's problem is maxed out on the number of people who believe that the 2020 election was stolen and it will not expand his base or bring him more votes. >> jen, talking about strategy, you think about the harris campaign strategy has gotten criticism as well for not being basically mixing it up enough, enough events that are unscripted. former president obama will be out on the campaign trail and liz cheney was out with her on the campaign trail. are you anticipating a strategy shift. >> we've already seen them announce this, which i think is a great thing. vice president harris has done a number of interviews while tim walz who i think is a huge asset who hasn't been tapped into in the last month is going to be out there a great deal and you're right. the thing is at this point when everything matters you have to take risks a

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i know john thune, john cornen are talked about, rick scott wants the job. do you have a favorite?then i'll focus on that but that's going to be a consequential vote for me, because two terms this could be the only majority leader i have so that's the most important vote i'll take after i win. maria: thanks very much, bernie. we'll be watching your race. bernie marino joining us this morning in ohio. thank you, sir. stay with us. we'll be right back. it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, bett

for south dakota was undeniable and a statement from senior south dako senator republican with john thunetim was a steadfast leader who dedicated his life to serving the people of south dakota with integrity and compassion . he fought tirelessly for rural america is a legacy that will leave a lasting impact for years to comesouth dakota senator tim johnson was 77 . >> thursday our campaign 2024 coverage continues at 1 pm eastern with republican presidential nominee donald trump delivering remarks on the economy in detroit on c-span to republican vice presidential nominee jd vance will be speaking to voters about illegal immigration, the economy and hurricane kelly at town hall in greensboro north carolina. we have that live at 6 pm. then at some clock on c-span barack obama joined the campaign trail supporting vp harris at a rally in pittsburgh . you can watch on c-span now our free mobile video and online cspan.org. >> we are funded by these television companies and more including charter communications . >> charter is probably recognized as one of the best internet providers and we're g

they will elect john thune or john horn as leader.guys, those white men, have said unequivocably that they want to take away that right on a national level. that is what is at stake in this election. my opponent called a national right to abortion a sham, she said that the words pro-choice don't even have meaning anymore . ask the women traveling here from texas if the words pro choice don't have any meaning mr -- any meaning. chris: 60 seconds for rebuttal and then 90 seconds to answer. ms. domenici: ok so let me start with my policy on abortion because it has been terribly clouded over the last few months and the reason it has been clouded and misrepresented and lied about is because martin heinrich thinks he knows what i will do and he thinks he knows that i will lie to mexicans and tell you something today and do something very different to hundred days from now. and he has told the world his lies that what i'm saying today i will not hold true in two in -- 200 days from now. my policy is very very clear. like bill clinton i think

the lack of participation by the thune and hud cast serious doubt over the biden harris administration's commitment to puerto rico and citizens living on the island . considering that much of the $21 billion obligated for federal assistance in puerto rico's energy reconstruction has not been converted, it is not surprising the administration would want to avoid the hearing before congress but let's be clear their absence today will not spare them from the oversight efforts of this committee . we will not allow the administration to provide run away from providing information congress needs and we will be wisending the administration written questions for them to answer on the record following this hearing. i was in puerto rico in a helicopter two years ago and as i was flying over seeing transmission lines that looked like they had never been online inbecause the trees were under the line and i found out fema has authorized $1.2 billion to clear 60,000 miles of transmission lines in right of ways that should have been kept clean all along which shows the utter disarray of the electrical

and republican we have john thune, known for his tenacy and work ethic, tim was a steadfast leader who dedicated his life tserving the people of south dakota with integrity and passion. he fought tirelessly and leaves a legacy that will have a lasting impact for years to come." former south dakota democratic senator tim johnson was 77. next, the american enterprise institute talks about the u.s. constitution's influence on culture, politics, laws, and the government. hosted by the american university. this is an hour and a [chatter] >> is this on? can you guys hear me? hello everyone. we are about to begin. my name is tom merrill and together with my colleague allan, we run the political theory institute of the american university that hosted this event. unfortunately he could not be here. can you hear me? would you like me to be louder? is it better if i stand closer to the microphone? it is important we get these things right. is that good? please tell me if it is too quiet. the political theory institute's mission is to bring the great books and ideas of political theory to bear on

the ez presidential office -- to the presidential office would challenge either of those johns, john thuneople are wondering? thom: i forgot. i don't think so. the senate is a weird thing to understand unless are you part of t we like to be led by people who have election certificate who are senators. we tend to elect our leaders from within. we don't like outside influences. the arguments that were set forth by one of my colleagues, mike lee, are arguments we have to distinguish between the senate rules and the qurches rules. --conference rules. what mike or senator lee is doing is the conference rules which would unilaterally weaken our leader as they match up to the democrat leader. if we want to have a discussion about changing some of the senate rules, count me in. i have a long list. but that's going to require bipartisan agreement to make the senate more efficient. it makes no sense to unilaterally disarm against a very powerful leader model in the democrat conference. lisa: do you think either of these senators named john are basically going to be a continuation of mitch mcconnell