we are going to finish from this quote from larry kudlow. i don't believe in retirement, i don't understand the word, i just adore working. work is a virtue. what else am i going to do? guest: i don't believe there is a racist tone in donald trump's body. i will repeat that. i cannot imagine not working. as long as the lord gives me the strength to work and opportunities, i will continue to work. i love it too much. i was -- i would keel over on the set of some tv show and you will cart me away and we will be done with it. host: they're a cut though, think you for being on book tv. thank you to you and your wife for hosting us here. for hosting us up here in the library in connecticut. if you missed any of this program, it will be air in a few minutes on book tv. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv doc

we are going to finish from this quote from larry kudlow. i don't believe in retirement, i don't understand the word, i just adore working. work is a virtue. what else am i going to do? guest: i don't believe there is a racist tone in donald trump's body. i will repeat that. i cannot imagine not working. as long as the lord gives me the strength to work and opportunities, i will continue to work. i love it too much. i was -- i would keel over on the set of some tv show and you will cart me away and we will be done with it. host: they're a cut though, think you for being on book tv. thank you to you and your wife for hosting us here. great. hello. my name is morgan and i'm an event manager at politics and pros and i'd like to

we are going to finish from this quote from larry kudlow. i don't believe in retirement, i don't understand the word, i just adore working. work is a virtue. what else am i going to do? guest: i don't believe there is a racist tone in donald trump's body. i will repeat that. i cannot imagine not working. as long as the lord gives me the strength to work and opportunities, i will continue to work. i love it too much. i was -- i would keel over on the set of some tv show and you will cart me away and we will be done with it. host: they're a cut though, think you for being on book tv. thank you to you and your wife for hosting us here. host: larry kudlow, will you be writing a book about your time in the trump administration? larry: i don't have anything planned at the moment. i'm very busy, i'm loving life. never say never, but not at the moment, i don't. host: how may jobs do you have? -- how many jobs do you have? larry: there's a foxbusiness show every day, if i could plug that, 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. that's the bulk of what i do. i do a lot of

we are going to finish from this quote from larry kudlow. i don't believe in retirement, i don't understand the word, i just adore working. work is a virtue. what else am i going to do? guest: i don't believe there is a racist tone in donald trump's body. i will repeat that. i cannot imagine not working. as long as the lord gives me the strength to work and opportunities, i will continue to work. i love it too much. i was -- i would keel over on the set of some tv show and you will cart me away and we will be done with it. host: they're a cut though, think you for being on book tv. thank you to you and your wife for hosting us here. great. hello. my name is morgan and i'm an event manager at politics and pros and i'd like to welcome you all to pnp live. soon i will drop a link in the chat for where you can order a copy of surviving deep waters a legendary reporter story of overcoming poverty race violence and his mother's deepest secrets straight from pnp's website. you can ask our speakers a question today by clicking on the q&a button at t

we are going to finish from this quote from larry kudlow. i don't believe in retirement, i don't understand the word, i just adore working. work is a virtue. what else am i going to do? guest: i don't believe there is a racist tone in donald trump's body. i will repeat that. i cannot imagine not working. as long as the lord gives me the strength to work and opportunities, i will continue to work. i love it too much. i was -- i would keel over on the set of some tv show and you will cart me away and we will be done with it. host: they're a cut though, think you for being on book tv. thank you to you and your wife for hosting us here. great. hello. my name is morgan and i'm an event manager at politics and pros and i'd like to welcome you all to pnp live. soon i will drop a link in the chat for where you can order a copy of surviving deep waters a legendary reporter story of overcoming poverty race violence and his mother's deepest secrets straight from pnp's website. you can ask our speakers a question today by clicking on the q&a button at t

we are going to finish from this quote from larry kudlow. i don't believe in retirement, i don't understand the word, i just adore working. work is a virtue. what else am i going to do? guest: i don't believe there is a racist tone in donald trump's body. i will repeat that. i cannot imagine not working. as long as the lord gives me the strength to work and opportunities, i will continue to work. i love it too much. i was -- i would keel over on the set of some tv show and you will cart me away and we will be done with it. host: they're a cut though, think you for being on book tv. thank you to you and your wife for hosting us here.

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joining me now is larry kudlow on fox business and former director of the national economic household. larry, great to see you tonight. are we in the biden recession now? >> well, i don't think we're in a recession right this moment. but i've got to tell you, with record high inflation, it's going to be almost impossible to avoid a recession. given the fact that there is no confidence in joe biden and by the way, there is no confidence in jay powell, we could wind up with an inflationary recession which would be the worst of all possible worlds. both of those guys are trying to whitewash the inflation problem, so what you've got now is market interest rates are rising, real incomes -- real wages after inflation are falling. it's difficult. consumer confidence is down. small business confidence is down. no, i don't agree or in a recession right now, but as i say i think it'll be virtually impossible to avoid a recession. either later this year or next year. >> laura: larry, here's how one of biden's economic advisor viewed the economy today. >> is this economy in a position of strength

anchor larry kudlow. he also served as chairman of the council of economic advisors in the trump administration. he joins us to talk about wall street taxes and the us economy in general. his latest book is jfk and the reagan revolution. here's a portion of him discussing that. an economy stifled by restrictive tax rates will never produce enough revenue to balance the budget. just as it will never produce enough jobs or even enough profits and here's reagan quoting. quote john f. kennedy said that back in 1962 when he was asking for a tax decrease a cut in tax rates across the board and he was proven, right? that is ready. and before that is kennedy. and i just want to say this for the umpteenth time kennedy the democrat. reagan the republican and as the underheading and this morning's paper for us kennedy and reagan both spurred growth through by partisan tax cuts. that's just we need now. yeah, that was larry kudlow who was our guest this month on in-depth on book tv? now if you've missed any portion o

, larry kudlow joins me now. so he talked about a soft-ish landing. larry: yeah. well-known economic term. charles: what's amazing to me though is you look at the cme fed watcher, fed watching and it's 85% chance, wall street believes there's 85% chance that the next rate hike will be 75 basis points. essentially, they're saying we do not believe you, jay powell so either they are saying they believe he's incompetent or -- larry: there is no competence in jay powell i just want to state that flatly. i don't mean it to be personal if he hears our segment i had lunch with him for three years on a regular basis he's a fine human being, but i think he's bu ngled a couple things, charles. i want to go back after the trump tax cuts we had a roar ing 4% growth kherson and he started turning the screws for no reason because there was no inflation. because we were growing too fast , okay? and he had to flip flop back down. now, as we all know, 12 months ago or 15 months ago, he said there's no inflation or there's transit

let's bring in larry kudlow, host of kudlow on fox business. larry, good to spend time with you. where are we going and how do we stop as the new york post put it in their cover page today, the biden train wreck? >> larry: unfortunately, the biden train wreck he has brought upon himself continues. look, john, and gillian, when sandra was here, i've been talking about stagflation for quite a time. the simple way to think about it is all it means is inflation is rising faster than economic growth. so for example, the first quarter inflation was up about 8%. and actually, g.d.p. fell for special factors, but that's not going to change much. so, being g.d.p. in the second quarter might be up 2%. inflation rate up 7, 8% or it could be worse. that's your stagflation. and to get out of that is very difficult, and i'm not sure it going to end happily as i've said several times and i want to point out i know you are not a stock market show, but the stock market has been doing very badly, ok, down 25% year to date, more or less, and the economic sensitive sectors, like retailers and home b

in s joining me now is larry kudlow,k host of kudlow on fox business and former director of the nationalna economic council under president trump. larry, it's greatse to see you tonight . are we in the biden recession now? well, i don't think we're in aa recession right this moment. to but i got to tell you,ou with record high inflation,, it's going to be almosto impossible to avoid a recession and given the fact that there's no confidencefa in joe biden and by the way, there's no confidence in fed chair jay powell, we could wind up with an inflationary recession which would be the worst ofwi al possible worlds. i mean, both of thoseos guys are trying to whitewash the inflation problem. so what you've goth t nowhe inft interest rates are rising. we had big wage cost numbers today. real incomes, real wages afterin inflation are falling. fal it's very difficult consumerif confidence is down. small business confidence is down. wn i don't think we're in a recession right now. but as i say, i thinknk it woule be virtually impossible to avoid a recession either laterau this year or next year. no

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larry kudlow was itching to weigh in, he'll join us next. first to jacqui heinrich, she joins us from 1600 pennsylvania avenue this afternoon. hey, jacqui. >> jacqui: yeah, the president's tone regarding inflation depends on who he's talking to. union workers last night and said we are going to beat inflation, he defended his policies from criticism that big spending has made it worse, blamed republicans for standing in the way of more spending he says would bring down the cost of living, but behind closed doors, he's worried it's going to affect the upcoming elections. he told democratic donors last night we can't let this happen, guys. so we have to, we have to, it's goings to be hard, it's going to be hard because inflation is going to scare the living hell out of everybody. critics, including republicans and some economists have pointed to the rescue plan and the stimulus checks that pushed to the economy to the point and president biden is getting defensive about it, arguing it kept food on the table for millions of americans. >> my rep

kudlow host larry kudlow joining me now. what a pleasure. larry: thank you, david. david: i don't want to pick on a newcomer and she's a newcomer. she was having to read the thing larry: it's not her fault. david: she was getting confused by her talking points for a reason. larry: it's the president who put erin her in it's not her fault. we could talk about her qualifications some other time, but it's just the dumbest thing imaginable. here is how dumb it is. jeff bezos, who owns the washington post, the washington post now has become a biden critic, bezos is tweeting almost on a daily basis attacking it. i've gotta love that. david: i do, but on the other hand, let me -- larry: the woke ceo's are turning. david: the reason what gets me is you've been saying to kill the bill from the beginning. he's now saying i'm glad we killed the bill. well he didn't give you much credit when you were killing the bill with joe manchin but the point is, right now, i think it's hitting in his pocketbook. the guy runs a company that's based on retail sales. retail sales as we see f

sandra. >> sandra: let's bring in larry kudlow now, larry, welcome. fancy new studio here, one you know very well. >> larry: congratulations. >> sandra: thank you very much. people are looking for answers, gas prices high, grocery bills high, broken record, we say it every day they keep going higher. are you hearing answers from this administration, having worked inside of multiple, whether or not this white house plans to tackle the problem? >> larry: i didn't see anything new in the piece and i think what john just mentioned or hillary vaughn just mentioned, there is no pledge to freeze domestic spending. this piece in the journal today is just full of spending increases, spending for childcare, spending for the elder, spending for healthcare, spending for infrastructure, only p.a. is ruled out. if you are not going to cut spending, then you are not going to win the fight against inflation and he talks about how deficits have come down, that's true for this year, because of the end to a lot of the emergency stimi of march of 2021. that's it. you loo

larry kudlow will join us later to discuss those numbers. and the producer price index expected to come out in about 30 minutes. the price of bitcoin are down significantly as cryptocurrencies plunge. meanwhile, coin base the crypto exchange platform is warning customers they could lose their holdings with that recourse to recover their cryptocurrency or equivalent cash balances if the company goes bankrupt. the naacp is organizing another rally outside of the white house this morning pushing for student loan debt cancellation. organizers say they want the white house to cancel $50,000 worth of debt per student. that's nearly how much one writer in ohio paid off herself tackling $48,000 in just 14 months. amanda paige spoo fox news digital about her strategy. >> it seemed at the time to me insurmountable, wild, and i was like well, even if i fail, i will have made progress. and you know, i'll just call it an adventure. >> carley: paige says paying off the debt gave her confidence in her ability to handle anything life could throw at her. tho

larry kudlow can fit that many people in a steam room. and he's tried. have you got a court date for that yet, larry? anyway, apparently school administrators charged three eighth graders from the middle school with sexual harassment after an incident in april where the kids refused to use they to refer to a classmate who switched pronounce a month before the so-called incident. i'll say it before and i'll say it again. the only time you should refer to one person as "they" is if they're over 400 pounds. as if they love pancakes or are blocking the fire exit. won of the accused kids moms or birthing person to democrats, gives us the scoop. >> i received a phone call from the principal over at the elementary school forewarning me letting me know that i was going to be receiving an e-mail with sexual harassment allegations against my son. he said, he's being allegedly charged with sexual harassment for not using proper pronounce. i thought it wasn't real. i thought there this has got to be a gag, a joke. >> greg: you and me both. but her son braden was, in

larry kudlow, thank you. while americans do's efforts under crippling inflation, record high gas prices will pay more for everything we buy at every start to go to the democrats are spending almost 100% of their time and energy lying about roe v. wade as we just showed you. now, if the supreme court -- in fact overt overturn roe and casey, abortion will still be legally the united states but according to the left, we are not living in a real-life version of handmaids tail and the only way to stop it is to take to streets. forget about voting or contacting your state representatives that the people that will actually decide. democrats because they prefer mob rule political intimidation and harassment entity once again, jen psaki speaking on behalf of her fearless leader joe biden encouraged far-left lunatic from arlington virginia and suburban maryland to start the book local supreme court justice and show up at their homes. this is so external early dangerous they are trying to delegitimize an institution bra

larry kudlow is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so you would think with yesterday's cpi rising 8.3 and a 30% jump in energy, and today's ppi rising 11%, with a 40% increase in energy prices you would think that the biden administration policymakers would support more oil and gas supplies, right? well, no. you would be wrong. instead the administration canceled one of the most high-profile oil and

now we have larry kudlow. >> ♪. this is "kudlow" and i'm larry kudlow. we begin is tonight with the "new york post." it is on the full strewn. joe's train wreck. gas hits brutal six bucks a gallon, border gets worse, ministry of truth collapses, market drops 1164 points, worst day in two years the baby formula disaster. the only thing the post missed

host: larry kudlow, will you be writing a book about

. >> bill: larry kudlow is on deck. first to the white house, edward lawrence has the numbers and reaction there. >> hotter than expected. the white house likes to talk about core inflation, that went up and coming in hotter expected without food and energy prices in there. this is across the board. talking about airlines leading the way, shelter, rent, look, eggs up 22.6%. chicken up 16.4%. milk up more than 14%. utility gas up almost 23%. new cars up 42%. airline fares up. biden is calling on congress to spend the social spending plans and seeing millions of barrels from the strategic petroleum reserves to help inflation now. that hasn't worked. new record highs. diesel fuel is at a new record high today. so when i pressured the white house on the issue, they took no responsibility for their policies. listen. >> pandemic was going on before he took office. fighting this historic pandemic front and center for his agenda we know and every -- economist will tell you has been the main reason. >> the president is trying to

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larry kudlow. host of kudlow business. here he is, larry good morning to you. jennifer granholm is from michigan and she knows cars, right? this is what she said just this week. >> the president doesn't control the price. he is obsessed with the fact that gas prices are so high and people are hurting and this is a global issue. that's why you have to at the same time accelerate our movement to clean energy. you can walk and chew gum. >> bill: she says the fact that we're paying these outrageous prices acts like the exclamation point to our movement to clean energy. this was a choice largely, would you agree? >> i would. i think look, president biden said it in japan day before yesterday, right? he said this is part of a transition. and so he accepts the fact that gasoline prices are high and they are going to stay high and so are diesel prices and so forth and so on. so what he is telling you is this is all to switch to net zero carbon, no fossil fuels. and i'm here to tell you first of all this is some crazy woke dream. there is no option here. we are going to

tom: larry kudlow was big on this decades and decades ago and he was absolutely correct. it is a nominal statistic. phd's can go to cleveland. bill dudley, i think it is so important to get through this before we get to our good guest this morning. bill dudley focuses on what do you do when you get back to 4% inflation? even for percent could be an underestimate. the fed is still providing stimulus for the security which will take three to four years to wind down. this coindesk is a mistake -- this coyness is a mistake. it reinforces the chart disconnect between fed officials commitment to curb inflation and our willingness to explain what that commitment will entail. jonathan: that is the issue at play. some people will think peak year-over-year inflation establishes a trend. for others, maybe we stay here. we plateau at a higher level. i think citigroup is on that page. i think that is what citi is looking for it which is why they see a more aggressive fed than others do. tom: 3% inflation is an academic discussion, think adam posen and olivier blanche are. 4% inflation

"kudlow" is next. larry: welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. happy friday. first, there are odds and ends on the roe versus wade supreme court leak scandal. justice roberts called the leak appalling. he said if the person behind it thinks lit affect pour work, that's justfo

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larry: welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. tonight we need to talk about crypto currency. sometimes called alt-currency. investors are losing money. people are suddenly afraid. the currency is traded outside the banking system and their prices can fluctuate quite a

then larry kudlow reacts to second inflation report due out this morning. producer price index measures cost per goods as they go out the factory door. so far not looking good, we'll have it live, plus lara trump on new evidence from doj whistleblowers the fbi did target parents last year with counter terrorism tactics at the suggestion of the attorney general of the united states. what is that about? and the state of florida is going into a conservative powerhouse some feel, democrats are launching a big effort to turn the sunshine state blue. lieutenant governor nunez responds to that, busy three hours, kicks off about eight minutes from now on the channel you trust for morning news. todd and carley, pack in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first," we'll see you shortly. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u put it all on the line. u do it all. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... without worrying if it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a p

indicating a business news, larry kudlow will be here. i don't care what he talks about, this man is always interesting. it is tuesday may 3, 2022. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪. stuart: that he is on. >> in ohio, cleveland with a cadet. stuart: it's election day in ohio. break down the big race. >> will start with ohio, seven gop candidates in the primary to fill the seat vacated by the retiring rob portman, who is the leader jd vance you know him as the author of hillbilly agility to trump critic who has got the former presidents endorsement, he is slightly ahead of other games you might know josh mandel and matt dolan this is a tight race to the finish were 263,000 votes have been cast early led by republicans. >> 263,000. let's listen to some of the contenders. >> were talking about of democrats were not liberals who are going to support my campaign. a lot of those democrats of the pie by the democrat party and they'll be important one day when this primary. >> on the other side you have be supported by president trump tha

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so many years ago when i was a child working for ronald reagan, conservatives used to say, let reagan be reagan. i thought that was pretty cool and i agreed. the gipper would say stuff that he believed in but it was so shocking to the beltway swamp, even to some beltway swamp people who snuck into the reagan staff, that those swamp rats would whisper to the press that

"kudlow" is next. larry: ♪ larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow there was no let-up in cip inflation price, let's start with that. gas went down in april but bobbed back up in may. overall the 8.3%, still highest pace in 40 years. not good. real worker wages continued to

visit indeed.com/hire [♪♪♪] larry: hello, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. must be something in the political air. maybe the water. very strange things are happening lately. maybe you don't think there is anything strange about the owner of the "washington post" blasting joe biden the last couple days. how about the fact that "the washington post" editorialized against joe biden orhat elon musk is going to make his first republican vote? this is

larry: welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. the plunging stock market dropped into i think bear market territory. 20% full-fledged correction. this comes as no great surprise. we'll get the final tallies as the show goes on. but the market has been falling paul year. i take no pleasure from this.

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. even the cbo congressional budget office, no friend of supply-siders. even they acknowledge that donald trump corporate tax cuts worked. cbo notes that any improvement in medicare's fiscal situation is the result of higher payroll taxes following passage of the trump tax cuts. in fact in the latest cbo report they incorporated the huge surge in tax revenue which by the way

larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so promising news from the u.s. g-7 meeting yesterday. they announced a ban or at least a phaseout for imports of russian oil. let me quote, we commit to phaseout our dependency on russian energy including by phasing out or banning the import of russian oil we will insure we do so in a timely and orderly fashion, end

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"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so president joe biden still doesn't get it. the it is inflation. now this is not exactly breaking news but inflation is by far the number one issue in the country, by far. biden's approval rating regarding inflation is somewhere around high 20s, maybe low 30s. disapproval is well over 60%. to advance this story i just want to point out that at the correspondents

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. of course people are always asking me, are we in a recession or when are we going into recession? so here's my answer. if president joe biden ever succeeded with his woke climate, fossil-free progressive agenda he will put the american economy into a permanent recession. that aren't. in japan the other day he gleefully talked about an incredible transition away from fossil fuels. he is more than pleased

larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so as we all know from the "politico" leak of justice samuel alito's draft opinion the supreme court looks like it is poised to overrule roe v. wade. fox news white house correspondent peter doocy with the latest from washington. hello, peter, what can you report? reporter: we can report something kind of surprising. white house officials don't have a problem this leaked, that this confidential document is now

"kudlow" coming up next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. we begin tonight with a fabulous quote from my hero elon musk. in the past i voted for the democrat but mostly the kindness party but they have become the party of division and hate so i no longer can support them and will vote republican. now watch their dirty tricks campaign against me unfold. end quote. good for elon. it is thinking

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so it may seem farfetched but it occurs to me that now would be a good time to talk about a return to a balanced budget in washington, d.c. that's right, a balanced budget. amidst uncontrolled federal spending and deficit finance and borrowing and money printing and let's not forget we have a president who actually believes more spending would actually curb inflation i think i'm