Moore Money with Steve Moore

America's national debt has officially reached a staggering $40 trillion dollars. Steve Moore and his all-star lineup of guests breaks it down and offers solutions.

Steve Moore hosts More Money with Steve Moore Saturdays from 1–3pm on 77WABC, delivering expert analysis on the economy, taxes, government, and financial policy.

America's debt is out of control. Phil Kerpen weighs in. 

America's national debt recently hit $40 trillion. Tom Del Beccaro and John Fund join Steve to discuss how the national debt crisis can be solved

Join Steve Moore as he speaks to Jay Jackson about future genetics, how to properly save for them, what can be done about certain conditions to avoid spending on them and more on WABC.

Join Steve Moore as he speaks with John Tillman about the hall of giants, various cities across the southern United States and more on WABC.

Steve Moore breaks down today’s biggest economic and political trends. He examines the case for an MLB salary cap, the impact of Bidenomics and government spending on inflation, and the growing backlash against DEI and corporate woke policies. He also explores the collapse of aggressive Net Zero energy goals, the importance of energy production and deregulation, and why getting young Americans, especially young men, into the workforce matters for the economy and society

Steve Moore hosts More Money with Steve Moore Saturdays from 1–3pm on 77WABC, delivering expert analysis on the economy, taxes, government, and financial policy.

WABC's boss joins Moore Money to discuss food, energy, and economic policy. Tune in to hear that and much more!

Join Steve moore as he speaks with Jerry Bowyer about the WNBA situation, Tite IX, the rules and impacts from the left and more on WABC.

Steve Moore hosts More Money with Steve Moore Saturdays from 1–3pm on 77WABC, delivering expert analysis on the economy, taxes, government, and financial policy.

Join Steve Moore as he speaks with Scott Atlas about working through COVID-19 and more on WABC.

Join Steve Moore as he speaks with Cynthia Fisher about the economics of presecriptions, the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, and more on WABC.

Join Steve Moore as he discusses the disappearance of the investment tax, the success of Operation Warp-speed with the COVID vaccines and more on WABC. 

Steve Moore hosts More Money with Steve Moore Saturdays from 1–3pm on 77WABC, delivering expert analysis on the economy, taxes, government, and financial policy.

Join Steve Moore as he discusses the new developments with Dr. Fauci, the current Republican condition and more on WABC.

Join Steve Moore as he speaks to John Carpin about the latest information on Dr. Fauci, developments in the COVID-19 Pandemic and more on WABC. 

Join Steve Moore as he speaks with Hogan Gidley about what Trump has done so far, the current positiion of the Republican Party and more on WABC. 

Steve Moore hosts More Money with Steve Moore Saturdays from 1–3pm on 77WABC, delivering expert analysis on the economy, taxes, government, and financial policy.

Jay Jackson, CEO of Abacus Global Management, joins Steve to talk about how artificial intelligence and health data are reshaping retirement planning. Jackson introduces LifeARC, a platform that estimates life expectancy using AI and medical information to help retirees make more personalized decisions about investing, spending, and leaving a legacy. They also explore the connection between health and financial success, with practical advice on healthy habits that can support both a longer life and a more secure retirement.

Former CEO Bob Nardelli joins the show to discuss the growing impact of AI, strength of the American economy, and what it will take for the United States to maintain its competitive advantage over China. He highlights the resilience of U.S. markets, strong corporate earnings, and the ability of American businesses to adapt despite ongoing supply chain challenges.

Steve Moore explores why the United States continues to lead the global economy, from record-setting stock market performance to the rapid creation of new millionaires. Former CEO Bob Nardelli joins the conversation to discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming business operations, improving efficiency, streamlining inventory management, and strengthening America's competitive advantage against China. Jay Jackson also joins the show and introduces Life Arc, an innovative financial planning tool designed to help retirees align their investment strategies with their health status and projected longevity, creating more personalized retirement plans.

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Join Steve Moore as he speaks with EJ Antoni about the construction of new AI data centers and more on WABC.

Join Steve Moore as he speaks with John Fund and they discuss the Save Act, the impacts of the Save Act, and more on WABC.

Join Steve Moore as he discusses the rise of socialism, the leadership in large cities, and more on WABC.

Join Steve Moore as he speaks to John Catsimatidis about the mayors in large cities, Trump policies, and more on WABC.

Join Steve Moore as he speaks with John Fund and Tom Del Beccaro as they discuss the Green New Deal, the role of moderate democrats and more on WABC.

Join Steve Moore as he talks with John Turley and Robert Wolf about the current economy, Independence Day and more on WABC.

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Steve Moore celebrates the wealth-creating power of American capitalism, specifically highlighting how innovative companies like SpaceX have generated thousands of new millionaires. Through a discussion with investor Jeff Yass, the text proposes a voluntary capital gains tax holiday that would allow wealthy individuals to pay taxes early at a lower rate, potentially raising trillions to reduce the federal deficit. The program also critiques the current Social Security system for preventing low-income workers from building generational wealth through market investment, while simultaneously denouncing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) mandates as a "grift" that undermines fiduciary duties.

Steve Moore and investor Jeff Yass celebrate the triumphs of American capitalism, specifically highlighting the massive wealth creation driven by innovators like Elon Musk. They propose a capital gains tax holiday that would allow wealthy individuals to pay a reduced 15% rate upfront—potentially in the form of stock—to provide the federal government with trillions in immediate revenue to reduce the national deficit. The discussion also critiques current government policies, such as Social Security, arguing that these systems prevent low-income citizens from building personal wealth through the stock market.

Steve Moore and investor Jeff Yass celebrate the triumphs of American capitalism, specifically highlighting the massive wealth creation driven by innovators like Elon Musk. They propose a capital gains tax holiday that would allow wealthy individuals to pay a reduced 15% rate upfront—potentially in the form of stock—to provide the federal government with trillions in immediate revenue to reduce the national deficit. The discussion also critiques current government policies, such as Social Security, arguing that these systems prevent low-income citizens from building personal wealth through the stock market.

Steve Moore presents an optimistic appraisal of a red-hot American economy, crediting robust job growth and a manufacturing resurgence to Trump-era tax cuts and deregulation. The broadcast transitions into a critical examination of voter frustration and potential fraud in California, where guests John Fund and Tom Del Beccaro argue that "election month" delays and poor voter roll maintenance undermine democratic integrity. Moore further explores global economic influences with business leader John Catsimatidis, who asserts that resolving Middle East tensions could immediately slash energy prices and further stabilize domestic growth.

Steve Moore moderates a discussion on the revitalization of the American economy and the geopolitical factors influencing domestic stability. Business leader John Catsimatidis argues that energy prices are artificially inflated due to conflicts in the Middle East, positing that a swift resolution in Iran would rapidly restore affordable fuel costs and curb inflation. Concurrently, economist EJ Antoni highlights the success of deregulation and tax incentives in fostering job growth, while acknowledging that temporary wage stagnation is a lingering effect of previous policy failures and global disruptions.

Steve Moore facilitates a critical discussion on the dysfunctional state of elections in California with political experts John Fund and Tom Del Becarro. The conversation highlights a pervasive sense of voter discouragement and skepticism fueled by a "voting season" that allows ballots to be counted weeks after an election, creating a environment prone to potential fraud and administrative shenanigans. The participants argue that the state’s failure to maintain clean voter rolls and its resistance to voter ID laws are deliberate partisan tactics used to maintain a one-party rule despite growing public frustration.

Steve Moore advocates for pro-business policies and the protection of free-market principles across several American sectors. He first argues that companies have a fiduciary duty to relocate from "blue states" to low-tax "red states" to escape overregulation and high energy costs, citing Exxon Mobil’s move to Texas as a prime example. The program then shifts to a discussion on medical innovation, where Moore and guest Thomas Phillips contend that the FDA must speed up the drug approval process to save lives and generate trillions in economic value. Finally, the show highlights the benefits of school choice, featuring philanthropist Jeff Yass who argues that bypassing failing public school bureaucracies can provide minority children with better educations and greater long-term financial security.

Thomas Phillips argues that the lengthy FDA drug approval process is a significant barrier to both public health and economic growth. While the government successfully evaluates product safety quickly, the authors contend that the secondary mandate to prove long-term effectiveness creates a "one-size-fits-all" bureaucratic delay that can last a decade. By shortening this timeline and allowing the private sector and individual patients to determine a treatment's utility, the study suggests the United States could unlock up to $48 trillion in economic benefits.

Steve Moore interviews philanthropist Jeff Yass regarding his efforts to implement school choice and provide private scholarships to families in Philadelphia and New York. Yass highlights a specific proposal to gift up to $40 million in tuition to students affected by school closures, an initiative that he claims was met with hostility and labeled "dastardly" by the teachers' union. The conversation underscores a deep ideological divide, as Yass argues that the current public education system is plagued by excessive administrative costs and failing test scores while prioritizing political power over student outcomes.

On today's episode, Steve Moore blends right-wing economic policy and partisan politics with a heartfelt tribute to the heroism of American veterans during a Memorial Day broadcast. The episode features an extensive interview with Congressman Byron Donalds, who outlines a pro-growth legislative agenda focused on deregulation, insurance reform, and vocational education pathways as he prepares for a Florida gubernatorial run. Moore also consults political analyst Tom Del Beccaro to critique the managerial incompetence of progressive leadership in major cities and the economic impact of high taxes in California.

Steve Moore speaks with Tom Del Beccaro regarding the political and economic challenges in California, specifically focusing on high gas taxes, regulatory failures, and the perceived incompetence of progressive leadership. They contrast the ineffective management of modern urban leaders with the potential for common-sense reform while lamenting the deep partisan divisions that currently define the state’s electorate. The show concludes with a shift toward historical reflection, as the host and a caller share poignant stories of battlefield heroism from the Civil War and World War II.

Steve Moore interviews Congressman Byron Donalds to discuss his gubernatorial ambitions for Florida and his vision for the state’s economic future. The conversation centers on maintaining free-market principles and a low-regulatory environment, with Donalds outlining specific plans to address rising insurance costs and the potential elimination of certain property taxes. A significant portion of the dialogue is dedicated to educational reform, where Donalds advocates for expanding school choice and creating vocational pathways that allow students to enter the workforce directly without a traditional college degree. Additionally, the pair explores the benefits of federalism, suggesting that Florida could bypass federal bureaucracy to accelerate clinical trials and drug approvals.

Steve Moore engages with top experts to explore the current state of the American economy while advocating for a return to fiscal discipline and free-market principles. The program begins by highlighting the economic threat posed by China, emphasizing that trade relations must be handled with extreme caution to protect national interests and the freedom of Taiwan. Central to the broadcast is a critical look at government waste and systemic fraud, where Moore specifically calls for criminal prosecution to address the "epidemic" of stolen taxpayer funds. Financial experts Judy Shelton and Congressman French Hill join the conversation to discuss monetary policy reforms, the appointment of Kevin Warsh to the Federal Reserve, and legislative solutions to the housing affordability crisis.

Congressman French Hill discusses legislative strategies to revitalize the American economy by focusing on monetary policy reform and housing affordability. Hill advocates for a shift in leadership at the Federal Reserve, endorsing Kevin Warsh to lead a "new chapter" that moves away from previous inflationary cycles and toward a more rigorous supervisory approach. The core of the discussion centers on a bipartisan House bill designed to increase the housing supply by eliminating outdated building codes, facilitating modular construction, and reducing regulatory compliance burdens for local community banks. Hill further explores supply-side tax incentives, such as indexing capital gains for inflation on home sales, to unlock inventory and make homeownership more accessible for younger generations.