The Larry Kudlow Show

On this episode of The Larry Kudlow Show, Larry discusses the current state of the economy, the markets, oil prices, the GOP losing its swag, and gives his early analysis of the 2028 Presidential race as early polling continues to come in. He is also joined by Newt Gingrich, Michael Faulkender, EJ Antoni, Aaron Cohen, Pete Najarian, Ken Polcari, Liz Peek, and Steve Moore. 

As talk about the 2028 Presidential election is heating up, Liz Peek and Steve Moore join Larry to discuss the GOP's strategy, JD Vance's viability as the Republican candudate, early polls in New Hampshire, and much more! Tune in to hear who is leading the polls and what the experts are saying!

Larry Kudlow hosts The Larry Kudlow Show Saturdays from 10am–1pm on 77WABC, delivering expert analysis on the economy, markets, and politics. A veteran economist and FOX Business host, he offers decades of financial and policy experience.

Larry Kudlow is joined by financial experts Pete Najarian and Ken Polcari to discuss the current state of the American economy, stock market, oil prices, and much more. Tune in to hear their conversation!

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks with Aaron Cohen about possible strategic steps the United States could take in the Iraq War and more on WABC.

Join larry Kudlow as he speaks with EJ Antoni about working class wage increases, how the increases compare to the rate of inflation, and more on WABC.

Join larry kudlow as he speaks to Michael Faulkender about the modern home economics and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks with Newt Gingrich about the economic impacts from the Iraq War, inflation under Joe Biden, and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he discusses the economy, the current political landscape, the Iran War and more on WABC. 

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks with Liz Peek and Steve Moore and they discuss Donald Trump, his impacts on the economy, and more on WABC. 

Join larry Kudlow as he speaks with Jim Iuorio and Jim Lacamp and discuss the evolving sItuation with Iran and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks to John McLaughlin and they discuss the stock market, the issues that show in the polls and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks to Senator Ron Johnson as they discuss the financials of Capital Hill and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks to Michael Faulkender and EJ Antoni as they discuss the economy, the impacts of inflation and more on WABC.  

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks with Congresswoman Claudia Tenney, Alex Marlow, and David Webb about trends in recent Socialist election victories and more on WABC. 

Join Larry Kudlow as he discusses the stock market, upcoming elections, and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks with Liz Peek and Steve Moore about tax policies and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks with Nancy Tengler and David Bahnsen about the stock market and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks with John McLaughlin about Graham Platner, other elections and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks with Mike Serraille about the turn around in Ukraine and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks with John Carney and EJ Antoni about the economy and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he talks with General Jack Keane and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he discusses Independence Day, the economy, election strategies and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he talks with Steve Forbes and John Mclaughlin on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks with Jack Bouroudjian and Jon Najarian on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he talks to Robert O'Brien on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he talks with John Carney and EJ Antoni on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as talks to Charlie Gasporino and Mark Simone about Independence Day and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he discusses the modern economy, the difference between socialism and antisemitism and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow, Stephanie Link, and Ken Polcari as they discuss the economy, the impacts of inflation, and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow, John Carney, and Michael Faulkender as they discuss the inflation rate, the job market and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow, Mark Thiessan, and David Webb as the discuss the current state of the democratic party and more on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he talks with Liz Peek and Steve Moore on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he talks with Nancy Tengler on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he talks about recent elections, political postiions, and more.

Join Larry Kudlow as he talks with Senator Rick Scott on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he talks with Ambassador O'Brien on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he talks with John Carney and EJ Antoni on WABC.

Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks to Joe Concha, and Ben Ferguson on WABC.

Larry Kudlow and his guests celebrate the triumph of free enterprise by highlighting how massive individual success can generate widespread prosperity for regular workers. Using the recent financial milestones of Elon Musk and SpaceX as a primary case study, the discussion illustrates how a single company’s growth can turn thousands of hourly employees and technicians into millionaires through equity and stock options. The speakers argue that this wealth creation is not a zero-sum game but a "win-win" scenario that fuels the broader economy, likening the current era to a modern Gilded Age.

Larry Kudlow facilitates a high-level strategic discussion with editor Steve Forbes and pollster John McLaughlin regarding the intersection of foreign policy and domestic economic strategy. The conversation begins with a critical analysis of the Iranian regime's ideology, expressing skepticism toward diplomatic negotiations and emphasizing the public’s desire for a definitive end to nuclear threats. Transitioning to the upcoming elections, the participants argue that the Republican Party is currently stagnant and must adopt a bold pro-growth narrative centered on aggressive tax relief to regain political momentum. They specifically advocate for indexing capital gains for inflation, cutting taxes on small businesses, and eliminating levies on tips and overtime to appeal to middle-class and independent voters.

Larry Kudlow and his guests analyze a shift in the American economic landscape marked by improving inflation indicators despite "ugly" headline numbers. The panel highlights a significant drop in commodity prices, particularly gold and oil, as a signal that the underlying inflationary pressure is cooling and may soon give way to non-inflationary growth. A central theme of the discussion is the expected leadership of new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, whom the experts hope will abandon "forward guidance" in favor of a data-dependent approach that does not view economic expansion as an inherent threat to price stability.

Larry Kudlow and his guests discuss a trillion-dollar SpaceX IPO as a historic milestone that signifies a new era of American exceptionalism and an ongoing industrial revolution. The conversation highlights how this massive market event has captivated the public’s imagination, overshadowing geopolitical conflicts and signaling a shift toward a technology-driven economy fueled by data centers and aerospace innovation. Beyond the hype of Elon Musk’s ventures, the speakers find optimism in strong economic indicators, such as robust corporate profits and a surge in the Russell index, which they believe reflect a healthy domestic landscape. They further argue that disinflationary pressures, evidenced by falling commodity prices and the weakening of the OPEC cartel, will eventually allow for lower interest rates.

Larry Kudlow facilitates a strategic discussion with experts Mike Sarraille and Alex Gray regarding a potential memorandum of understanding aimed at dismantling Iran's nuclear program. The conversation highlights the transition from a maritime blockade and economic fury to a fragile ceasefire, emphasizing that any deal must be rooted in strict verification rather than trust. The participants express skepticism toward the Iranian regime's history of strategic delay and factional infighting, arguing that the United States must maintain a credible military deterrent and continue regional pressure to ensure compliance.

Larry Kudlow spends today's episode congratulating Elon Musk for becoming the world's first trillionaire as well as talking all about the world of finance.

Larry Kudlow gives a free-market loom at the current economy and the Second Trump administration.

Larry Kudlow and a panel of political experts analyze the current Republican strategy regarding the economy and election integrity. The discussion highlights a significant disconnect between positive economic indicators, such as job growth and manufacturing resilience, and the GOP’s failure to effectively message these successes to the public. Guest pollster John McLaughlin reveals that while many voters in liberal strongholds like California are dissatisfied with one-party rule and rising costs, Republican candidates face structural hurdles like ballot harvesting and shifting vote counts. To counter these challenges, the panel proposes a pro-growth reconciliation bill that combines middle-class tax cuts with voter ID requirements and aggressive measures to eliminate government fraud.

Larry Kudlow and Ambassador Robert O'Brien evaluate the success of Operation Economic Fury, a strategy centered on aggressive financial blockades rather than direct military engagement to neutralize the Iranian threat. They argue that while the administration remains hesitant to initiate large-scale bombing due to potential global energy disruptions, the current strangulation of the Iranian economy and the seizure of its assets are effectively forcing the regime toward negotiations. The discussion emphasizes that the ultimate objective remains the total removal of enriched uranium from Iranian soil, a complex logistical task compared to previous disarmament efforts in Libya.

Larry Kudlow and financial experts Jeff Kilburg and Jon Najarian analyze a recent stock market correction against a backdrop of robust economic growth and corporate earnings. The speakers argue that the sudden market dip is a temporary, healthy reset driven by profit-taking and the anticipation of massive capital events, specifically the upcoming SpaceX IPO. Central to their discussion is the transformative power of artificial intelligence and compute demand, with the panel highlighting Elon Musk’s companies as pivotal leaders in a new era of infrastructure investment.

Larry Kudlow and John Carney argue that a robust manufacturing revival is the primary driver of the current American economic boom. They contend that the traditional focus on consumer spending is misguided, asserting instead that business profits and productivity are the true "lifeblood" that create jobs and fuel wage growth for blue-collar workers. The discussion emphasizes that supply-side policies, such as tax reductions on overtime and regulatory easing, have incentivized increased labor and output, particularly within the durable goods sector. Furthermore, the speakers frame reciprocity in trade and the strategic use of tariffs as essential tools for national security, ensuring the United States is no longer dependent on adversaries for critical materials.