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WMAL Interview - LARRY KUDLOW - 01.16.18
INTERVIEW - LARRY KUDLOW - CNBC Senior Contributor and host of The Larry Kudlow Show on WMAL Saturdays at 7 pm and author of "JFK and the Reagan Revolution: A Secret History of American Prosperity" @larry_kudlow
o KUDLOW PREDICTS 3-4% GROWTH UNDER TRUMP: During Sunday’s “The Cats Roundtable” on New York AM 970 radio, economist and CNBC contributor Larry Kudlow predicted that the GOP’s tax cuts would result in a three to four percent economic growth, proving the “naysayers wrong.” “You are seeing a big Trump effect,” Kudlow, who advised Trump on the tax reform legislation, said. “There’s no question about it. All the naysayers are wrong.”
o This week's congressional agenda: Avoiding a shutdown and searching for DACA fix. (CNN) — Back after a long holiday weekend, lawmakers must reach an agreement on a budget plan before the Friday deadline when government funding runs out, but demands from each side of the aisle are impeding progress on negotiations.
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By INTERVIEW - LARRY KUDLOW - CNBC Senior Contributor and host of The Larry Kudlow Show on WMAL Saturdays at 7 pm and author of "JFK and the Reagan Revolution: A Secret History of American Prosperity" @larry_kudlow
o KUDLOW PREDICTS 3-4% GROWTH UNDER TRUMP: During Sunday’s “The Cats Roundtable” on New York AM 970 radio, economist and CNBC contributor Larry Kudlow predicted that the GOP’s tax cuts would result in a three to four percent economic growth, proving the “naysayers wrong.” “You are seeing a big Trump effect,” Kudlow, who advised Trump on the tax reform legislation, said. “There’s no question about it. All the naysayers are wrong.”
o This week's congressional agenda: Avoiding a shutdown and searching for DACA fix. (CNN) — Back after a long holiday weekend, lawmakers must reach an agreement on a budget plan before the Friday deadline when government funding runs out, but demands from each side of the aisle are impeding progress on negotiations.