The Larry Kudlow Show

Chief Investment Strategist Stephanie Link & Chief Market Strategist Ken Polcari joins the show to share investment advice with Larry

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Ambassador Robert O'Brien joins the show to discuss the oil debacle in Iran

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Joe Concha joins Larry on today's show to discuss the situation going on in Minnesota

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Steve Forbes and Michael Faulkender joins the show to talk U.S. economy under President Trump

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Dr. Arthur Laffer and John Carney joined the show to talk the state of the U.S. economy with Larry

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Larry Kudlow and his guests analyze the controversial debanking of the Trump Organization by JP Morgan, characterizing it as a politically motivated action disguised as regulatory compliance. The discussion transitions into a broader strategic look at the upcoming midterm elections, highlighting Elon Musk’s data-driven influence and his ability to mobilize low-propensity voters for the Republican party. The participants critique recent polling as inaccurate and debate the merits of a proposed GOP midterm convention designed to showcase policy successes and counter Democratic narratives on affordability

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Peter Schweitzer discusses his book, The Invisible Coup, which argues that foreign adversaries are weaponizing immigration to destabilize and exert influence over the United States. He describes how the Mexican government utilizes propaganda, educational materials, and a vast consular network to foster a sense of "greater Mexico" among migrants, aiming to reclaim political and cultural sovereignty. Beyond Mexico, Schweitzer highlights how Chinese intelligence and the Muslim Brotherhood exploit legal loopholes like the EB-5 visa program and birthright citizenship to funnel foreign money into American elections and create a future voting bloc.

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Larry Kudlow and Morgan Murphy examine the Trump administration’s efforts to modernize American defense through the acquisition of Greenland and the development of a Golden Dome missile shield. The conversation highlights how the president uses simplified communication to translate complex geopolitical threats—specifically nuclear trajectories from Russia and China—into a vision that the general public can support. Drawing parallels to Ronald Reagan’s "Star Wars" program, Murphy argues that this initiative will spark a technological and economic boom while moving the military away from outdated retaliatory strategies toward a more secure defensive posture.

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Larry Kudlow and his guests critique mainstream media polls, labeling them as scandalous fake news designed to suppress voter turnout through unbalanced demographics and flawed data. The discussion shifts to celebrate Donald Trump’s recent international performance, specifically his efforts at Davos and his strategic maneuvers regarding Greenland and the Arctic, which the speakers view as a "masterclass" in protecting the Western Hemisphere. They argue that despite a narrative of media misinformation, the public remains focused on tangible results such as a booming economy, energy security, and effective national defense.

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Larry Kudlow and his guests analyze the shifting dynamics of the global financial landscape in early 2026, contrasting the surprisingly strong performance of foreign markets against a fundamentally optimistic outlook for the United States. The conversation highlights a "broadening out" of the American bull market, driven by corporate profits and deregulation, while simultaneously weighing potential "black swan" risks such as economic instability in Japan. The participants also debate the strategic role of government intervention in essential industries, specifically regarding defense spending and the revitalization of domestic chipmakers like Intel.

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