The Larry Kudlow Show

Larry Kudlow and David Malpass discuss the need for a fundamental shift in Federal Reserve policy following the anticipated appointment of Kevin Warsh. They argue that the central bank’s current reliance on backward-looking data and outdated economic models stifles national prosperity by failing to account for the power of innovation. Malpass suggests that by moving away from the "natural rate" of interest and embracing supply-side reforms like deregulation and tax cuts, the government can achieve rapid economic growth without triggering inflation. 

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Senator Rick Scott discusses the legislative gridlock in Washington, specifically focusing on the Democrats' refusal to fund ICE and other homeland security agencies. Scott expresses skepticism that a budget will be reached, arguing that his political opponents prioritize open borders and the protection of undocumented immigrants over national security and enforcement. The conversation shifts to the Save America Act, where Scott outlines a strategic plan to bypass traditional hurdles using a talking filibuster to pass election integrity measures with a simple majority. 

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Larry Kudlow leads a dynamic discussion on the current intersection of economic prosperity and aggressive foreign policy alongside analysts Rich Lowry and David Webb. The segment highlights a bullish domestic economy, characterized by a record-breaking stock market and rising wages, which the speakers argue will serve as a decisive political advantage for Republicans despite pessimistic media narratives. Shifting to international affairs, the group analyzes the administration’s use of "coercive diplomacy" and economic isolation to destabilize anti-American regimes in Iran and Cuba.

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Host Larry Kudlow and guests Nancy Tengler and Jon Najarian argue that corporate earnings and productivity are the primary drivers of economic health, despite what they view as pessimistic reporting from mainstream media. The conversation highlights how transformative technologies like robotics and artificial intelligence are reshaping investment strategies, leading the panel to favor sectors such as industrials and materials over traditional software.

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Larry Kudlow and his guests critique the current state of American culture and economics, beginning with a dismissal of the politicized Super Bowl halftime show and modern music in favor of traditional artists. The conversation shifts toward a celebratory analysis of the Dow reaching 50,000, which the speakers view as a testament to the enduring success of supply-side economic policies. A central focus of the discussion is the proposal for Trump savings accounts, a private investment initiative designed to foster wealth creation and financial literacy for young Americans by leveraging compound interest. Finally, the panel explores healthcare reform, debating the merits of price transparency and market-driven competition while expressing caution regarding the potential for government price controls on pharmaceuticals.

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Jonathan Turley introduces his book Rage and the Republic, which examines how the American Revolution succeeded where the French Revolution failed by prioritizing liberty over direct democracy. Turley argues that the American founders purposefully paired their political framework with the capitalist theories of Adam Smith, believing that individual freedom is impossible without economic independence. He warns that modern "new Jacobins" who advocate for radical constitutional changes and socialist policies risk leading the nation toward a mobocracy and eventual tyranny. 

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John Carney and EJ Antoni come on to discuss the future of the Federal Reserve and current inflation trends. The conversation primarily focuses on the potential appointment of Kevin Warsh as Fed Chairman, emphasizing his supply-side economic philosophy as a necessary departure from the current board's failed models. The participants critique the institution's reliance on interest on reserve balances and the supplemental leverage ratio, arguing that these modern mechanisms have distorted the financial system and obscured traditional monetary signals. Additionally, the guests introduce real-time data scraping tools like Trueflation to suggest that actual inflation may be lower than reported by government agencies, while noting that a leadership transition is required to finally align interest rates with these economic realities.

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Guests include: Rich Lowry, David Webb, John Carney, EJ Antoni, Jonathan Turley, Sen. Rick Scott, Nancy Tengler, Jon Najarian, Liz Peek, WABC Radio Host Steve Moore

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Larry's guests include: Dr. Arthur Laffer, John Carney, Steve Forbes, Michael Faulkender, WABC Radio Host Joe Concha, Ambassador Robert O'Brien, Stephanie Link, Ken Polcari, Liz Peek and WABC Radio Host Steve Moore.

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Fox News Contributor Liz Peek and WABC Radio Host Steve Moore joins Larry on today's show to talk about President Trump's economy

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