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Larry Kudlow has a discussion with guests Liz Peek and Steve Moore regarding the intersection of money and politics as the 2026 midterms approach. The conversation critiques the radical left-wing takeover of the Democratic party, specifically targeting Vice President Kamala Harris’s support for abolishing the electoral college and expanding the Supreme Court. A significant portion of the dialogue focuses on Republican efforts in redistricting and JD Vance’s initiative to combat waste, fraud, and corruption in government spending.

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Larry Kudlow moderates a high-level economic discussion with guests Steve Forbes and Arthur Laffer, contrasting the burgeoning American economy with China’s deteriorating fiscal state. The participants analyze the geopolitical implications of trade and defense, specifically urging the U.S. to maintain a clear stance on Taiwan through arms sales to counter Chinese aggression. A central theme of the dialogue is the supply-side economic philosophy, where the experts argue that prosperity does not cause inflation and advocate for a "price rule" to stabilize the dollar.

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Larry Kudlow and former National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien analyze the strategic objectives of the Trump administration regarding global adversaries. The discussion highlights a recent summit in Beijing, characterizing it as a diplomatic success where the U.S. maintained leverage by keeping tariffs and sanctions in place while promoting domestic interests through military sales to Taiwan. A significant portion of the dialogue focuses on the potential for renewed military action against Iran, with the speakers arguing that the current regime’s refusal to negotiate in good faith necessitates a return to combat operations.

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Larry Kudlow and John Carney explore a controversial power struggle within the Federal Reserve following the board’s decision to appoint Jerome Powell as temporary chair despite the confirmation of a successor. The two characterize this maneuver as an unprecedented departure from protocol, suggesting that the Fed is acting as a "cabal" to assert institutional independence against the sitting president’s authority. By highlighting the internal dissent from specific governors and the lack of a time limit on Powell’s interim role, Carney argues that the central bank is engaging in partisan gamesmanship rather than following traditional legal statutes.

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Larry Kudlow and economist Joe LaVorgna analyze the current global rise in interest rates and the persistence of inflationary pressures driven by geopolitical instability in the Middle East. While they acknowledge that energy costs and supply chain disruptions are creating short-term volatility, they remain optimistic about a disinflationary boom fueled by rising productivity, technological innovation, and strong labor market performance. The conversation highlights a debate over Federal Reserve policy, with both speakers cautioning against premature rate hikes that could stifle a dynamic, supply-side economy showing robust growth.

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