The Larry Kudlow Show

Larry discusses recent tax cut proposals by President Trump and Treasury Secretary Besson, especially focusing on 100% bonus depreciation for machinery. Larry interviews Steve Forbes, Chairman and Editor in Chief of Forbes Media, about making tax cuts permanent, enhancing predictability for taxpayers, and the benefits of supply side economics. Forbes advocates for lowering tax brackets and capital gains taxes, emphasizing the economic stimulus and increased revenue from such cuts. He criticizes reliance on CBO revenue estimates and discusses the potential for Congress to reshape budget baselines to support tax policy changes.

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Larry speaks with Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House and Fox News contributor, about Trump's recent optimistic speech and his impact on American values and cultural reset. Gingrich praises Trump's accomplishments within a short tenure and discusses how the speech emphasized merit-based achievements, evoking Reagan-like optimism. They also delve into the current state of the Democratic Party, referring to them as 'zombies' for their unpopular policies. The conversation touches on Trump's economic growth strategy, focusing on tax cuts and incentives for manufacturing. Additionally, the discussion highlights actions by Education Secretary Linda McMahon to withhold grants from universities failing to combat anti-Semitism. Larry Kudlow wraps up by noting the importance of sustained economic strength for retaining control of the House.

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Larry discusses the impending expiration of the 2017 tax cuts with John McLaughlin, CEO of McLaughlin and Associates. They highlight the lack of public awareness, with only about half the voters aware of the expiration. McLaughlin emphasizes the importance of making the tax cuts permanent to ensure continued economic growth. The discussion includes data from a recent poll indicating strong voter support for permanent tax cuts across political affiliations. The segment underscores the need for immediate action and public education to prevent a significant tax increase.

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Larry discusses recent statements made by Treasury Secretary Scott Besson at the New York Economics Club regarding the Trump administration’s tax and budget proposals. Larry interviews John Carney, co-author of the Breitbart Business Digest, to analyze these key points. Topics covered include tax-free incentives, retroactive 100% depreciation, and the potential impacts on U.S. manufacturing and economic growth. The discussion emphasizes the urgency of passing the tax bill to avoid economic slowdowns and details plans for re-privatizing the economy, shifting focus from government-driven growth to market-driven investments. The episode concludes with a critique of the Biden administration's economic policies and their long-term effects on productivity and national security.

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Larry discusses pressing political issues with Fox News contributors Joe Concha and David Webb. They begin with the Biden administration's decision to withhold $400 million from Columbia and Barnard over antisemitism concerns. The conversation shifts to broader issues in higher education, including DEI's impact on antisemitism, and the lack of Democratic support for Jewish students facing intimidation on campuses. The hosts criticize extreme leftist influences within the Democratic Party and discuss the lack of moderate leadership. Joe Concha promotes his new book about Trump's campaign, and the trio debates the effectiveness of Trump's policies and his recent congressional speech. The episode also touches on Gavin Newsom's shifting stance on trans athletes and the need for political pivots akin to Bill Clinton's era. The conversation continues with a critique of Democrats' current strategies and leadership voids.

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Larry discusses a turbulent week for the stock market, with the Dow dropping a thousand points and significant percentage losses in NASDAQ and S&P 500. Larry Kudlow hosts David Bahnsen of the Bahnsen Group and Jim Iuorio of TJM Institutional Services to analyze the situation. David emphasizes the harmful effects of uncertainty in tariff policies, while Jim discusses the necessity of corporate tax cuts and deregulation for economic stability. Both experts touch on the implications of tariffs, tax cuts, bond yields, and the role of the Federal Reserve in navigating the current economic landscape.

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Listen in as Larry gives his informative thoughts and insight on the latest major news concerning politics and the U.S. economy.

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