steve moore, did voters make the right choice? or was it a win for the lobbyist from the hotel industry and their unions? >> no question it's a big win for the hotel industry. david, i'm truly torn on this. i certainly think air b&b has been a positive thing in terms of allowing people to run rent out their homes and make extra money. i like that about air b&b. it's a great business model but it is true and i know a lot of examples where people feel like they're next her neighbor is using their air b&b and their living next to a fraternity house. i see both sides of the argume argument. >> first of all, jersey city is not going to leave air b&b's potential ipo on the hook or quaking in their boots. i say that as a long-term manhattanite who has nothing but the usual attitude to new jersey that one does when you live in this part of the world. [laughter] absolutely. i'm sure the feeling is ultimately reciprocal. in fact, there are parts of the world like barcelona where the economics have dictated that huge number of residential ap

private equity, making those investments benefit all -- david jonathan, hold on a second, steve moore has sneaked into the room, thank you for making it, i can see your red face, you've been running to the studio. business warren says, i'm quoting, gobbling more of our economy, what does that even mean? >> let me first say i'm in favor of taylor swift playing her old songs over the new songs, i love the old songs. [laughter] >> one example, i'm on the board of 3 start-up companies right now, you know what we would love? if a private equity company came in -- david: there you go. by the way, 300 million-dollar price tag, that's how much carlisle leveraged to buy into this. >> the oxygen for -- also companies that are struggling, they come in and provide the capital, it's hard to say how anybody would be against this. david: gobbling up the economy, you wonder what economy she's talking about, taking money away from the government or -- >> she spoke on behalf of other artists. david: are they the victim here, though? >> sounds like someone's rights are being violated here. taylor swift

leland: we bring in steve moore of the heritage foundation, friend of the show well, to talk about how this all plays in all right. big picture, as an economist, do you care whether people are spending it online or in stores or on their smartphones? >> you know, we -- they call it cyber monday, maybe we might have to call it cyber friday, because it looks like more sales were done, leland, this weekend online than in retailers. yeah, you know, i do worry about the retail sector. it's a major part of employment and the shopping malls of the country. but the most important thing is are people spending, and the absolute answer right now is, yes. leland, this is a blockbuster economy. i mean, we just had further evidence of this this week. and i've been talking a lot on this show -- leland: you talk about a block buster economy, and then you talk about how you want to lower interest rates. [laughter] >> well, first off, you know, just acknowledge the fact that the reason people are spending more money is because they have more money. they have bigger paychecks. they have -- and this is a g

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former trump senior military advisor, steve moore. and fox news contributor, lisa boothe. >> you were spot on about the volcker transcript. the witnesses fall in two categories. they were not witnesses to the call. bill taylor is one example. and you have the people who were on the call and have spoke within the president. the ones who have spoke within the president say he was imminently clear, no quid pro quo. and the list goes on. we don't impeach based on presumption or assumption or personal opinion. we look at this based on fact. the only quid pro quo is from kid pro joe biden. >> there is a lot there with new information on the hunter biden ukraine thing. >> so there was a fascinating front phage "new york times" story everyone should read. they interviewed dozens and dozens of people at the state department within foreign service diplomats, and they all talk about how much they hate trump and they are against everything he's trying to do. >>he they are literally lip mats -- diplomats. what was donald trump's closing argument i

joining me now, steve moore, chief economist at heritage foundation, a former economic advisor to president trump. great to see you, steve. >> hi, harris. >> your reaction first? >> i don't buy it for one minute. the fact is we have this amazing new technology in personal computers and cell phones, and i've got this right here in my hand. i was waiting to do the show and i did five emails i had to send out. he makes everybody more productive. by the way, remember that movie "wall street," where michael douglas is a big fat cat on wall street? it was made in the mid-1980s. there was a famous scene where he's walking down the beaches of new jersey and he's -- remember, he's got the big -- you know how much that thing cost to make $5,000. this thing cost like $150 and has about 100 times the computing power. by the way, you even go to poor places in africa now, in remote villages, they all have cell phones. i think it's been an equalizer. it does make us more productive. we can do work while we do grocery shopping, and we can work why we are waiting for our fox interview. i think it makes ever

i have liz peek and steve moore. this was 128,000. minus 40,000 from the gm strike and consensus revised up 95,000. >> doesn't get any better than that, charles. to see manufacturing would have been up except for this. after all the concern about a slowdown in the manufacturing sector. this is great news. 15th consecutive month where wages go up by 3% or more. i think, look, i think democrats have to be horrified by these numbers. this blew out expectations. absolutely, by the way you mentioned third quarter earnings a second ago. it is one more data point including third quarter earnings where everything is coming in above expectations. i think partly that is because there is underlying economy is so strong, consumer sentiment is so strong. pushing spending higher. i also think it is because people have been bad-mouthing the economy for six months, looking for recession. so far thank heavens has not happened. charles: despate all the bashing. you can make things come to fruition. in addition to all of that, just last three months alo

joining me on the panel tonight steve moore wolford rough jackie deangelis and carol ross. it's election day all over america with just a year until the 2020 presidential election and realclearpolitics showing joe biden and elizabeth warren still leading the democratic pack but warrants 52 trillion-dollar medicare for all health plan not to mention the other trillion dollar policy she has facing deepening skepticism from republicans and now democrats. even liberal media outlets are chiming in the "washington post" featuring an op-ed by larry summers of former treasury secretary under president clinton and tyler quote warns plan to finance medicare for all pushes into dangerous uncharted territory. in "the news york times" obama economic advisers steve bradner writing quote the worn way is the wrong way for big government plans with damaged rather than improve our economy so robert wolf what happens if she does become the democratic nominee? >> i just want to preempt to people like larry and steve i said that how many months ago with you that i was not for medicare for all.

joining me is jonathan hoenig, kristina partsinevelos, steve moore and gary kaltbaum. 2020 hopeful warren escalating her war on the wealthy this time targeting four successful billionaires in the new ad that includes money manager leon cooperman, td ameritrade founder, former goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein and a venture capitalist. they have all denounced warren and her wealth tax plan. here's how billionaire mark cuban responded on mornings with maria earlier. listen. >> i did the math and her 6% wealth tax would cost -- would require me to pay more after the first year and a half than i have in cash. and so i sent an e-mail to one of the economists and i said look, did you guys do -- take into consideration liquidity when you defined your wealth tax? >> that's a good question. >> they said no. david: the question is will voters do the math? will the voters decide the wealth tax hasn't been well thought out? >> i sure hope so. this is a vilification of people who are successful and have achieved the american dream. the idea that somehow people have succeeded in america, like a mark cu

steve moore writes the biggest threat to the economy now is we may repeal the trump growth policies. if it comes to pass we'll learn the bitter lesson that the good old days under obama really weren't so good at all. >> let's go to the numbers. january 2017 trump comes in. where we are right now. if we squandered it the numbers would say it. now the unemployment rate is 3.6%. the smallest ratio gap between black and white unemployment ever. less than high school unemployment, it's 4.7%. all of the critics who say why are these people with no high school education going for donald trump? they tried to dis trump and the votes who voted for him. labor force went from 159 million to 164 million. homeownership on the rise from 63.7% to 64.8%. even federal prison population has declined. so you could argue the better argument that biden used to make he inherited our economy. but you can't say president trump squandered anything. >> bill: look at the numbers. well done. >> it's what i do for fun. >> bill: see you at 2:00 on fox business. >> sandra: president trump stopping by the big fight

. >> we know in the past before, you know, steve moore and larry, laffer, steve, they were more free traders. >> steve moore art laffer aring guesregular guests. >> think newted said really well the announcement today don't hike. he was pretty negative on announcement today with respect to the to tariffs and trade in the sense that you know this doesn't really move the needle. and it sounds like the way you say it as well. like yes good maybe that is -- but business investment continues to contract consumers paying for it, you know until we get some stability of what is this going to be between china and u.s., it feels like -- you know europe -- i wouldn't say cautiously optimistic you are just cautious. >> i said since week elected that president trump will measure him by stock market, indeed, this is has been the issue most up and down the stock market every time if he wants to economy to keep up humming that stock market up needs a trade deal got the low interest rates he wants only other thing to do at this point is index capital gains to inflation. >> you know innovation very do

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joining us now, steve moore, thank you for joining us, happy thanksgiving. the trump administration spent $28 billion earlier this year to bailout the agriculture industry, arguably hit the hardest by the china trade war. while these payments continue to the new year until a full trade deal is reached? >> this is a blockbuster economy, we have so much to be thankful for right now, lowest unemployment rate in 50 years, lowest inflation, 7 million surplus jobs so it is a really good economy for american workers with rising incomes. i just got to get that out because it's a great time to celebrate. now, you ask the question about the farmers, no question farmers have been hurting this year, especially farmers in the midwest and you're also right that this trade war with china has really put a dent in some of the international sails of our farmers. the most important thing is to pass the u.s. i think had it i had in mexico trade agreement but also getting the trade deal done with china is hugely important for america's farmers and ranchers and technology compani

who better to take me through the battle than steve be moore, one of the nation's foremost experts on this texas independence battle as well as this battle. 18 minutes is the name of your book. >> that's the amount of time it took for the texans to completely overwhelm and surprise the mexican army. brian: the group that got annihilated at the alamo, massacred at goliad, it takes 18 minutes to defeat santa ana here? >> it's probably the most lopsided victory in american history. brian: the mexicans are over there, they ride first. they are sitting there and they are undercover, right? >> there is a lot of big oaks, a lot of moss hanging from the trees. 1,500 guys, plus. brian: then sam houston's guys are that way. how many did they have? >> 937 by my best count. this slight rise in the hill helped disguise the texans as they were coming towards the mexican camp. and you have that wood line there. brian: how shocked they as they are getting closer and closer. they assume they are just waiting to start firing and it never happens. >> sam houston this the midst of it in the center of the

. >> steve moore here. thanks for the anil civile anal. you sound bullish on the retail sector which is music to my ears. i'm going to suggest that one of the reasons that consumer spending has been strong over the last several months has been that consumers have more money because they're earning more. i wonder whether you're seeing that connection between bigger paychecks and people going out and spending. >> steve, you're completely correct. bigger paychecks and more spending and consumers are also willing to stretch, spend a little more on credit because as you and aaron referenced with maria, higher stock prices. so consumers are saving more and spending more which is the first time we've had that perfect cycle in nearly four decades in u.s. retail and spending history. >> i think larry kudlow said exactly what you just said a few weeks ago, which the media beat him up. well, how can consumers be spending more and saving more. it's because they're earning more. maria: earnings are up. >> steve forbes brought up a really important poin

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and michael moore is back with us. michigander, muck maker, the finest tradition, at the big boards tonight, steve kornacki. we'll be getting to everyone i just mentioned. first, chris has another democrat. >> i've got chelsea gabbard and steve schmidt. i want to give am show. steve, would you repeat what you said about tellcy gabbard? >> i thought your performance was dishonest. i think your positions are extreme and one question i would have for sui why did you go to syria to meet bashar al-assad? what was the intent of your visit there and why were you so dishonest with regard to the mayor insisting that he called for plans to invade mexico, which, of course, he did not? >> well, if you look at what the mayor said if response to the woman who asked him the question about mexico, i was merely citing what the mayor responded to. look, the commander-in-chief and the qualifications necessary to serve in that role are incredibly important. the experience and understanding about foreign policy, about national security, is

joining me on the panel tonight steve moore wolford rough jackie deangelis and carol ross. it's election day all over america with just a year until the 2020 presidential election and realclearpoli