the kennedy space center transformed a rough patch of swamp into a gateway to other worlds. i believe that the greatest achievements in human history have come out of that particular piece of real estate. and i also believe that the greatest achievements in human history are going to come from that particular piece of real estate. everything about the kennedy space center is super sized. even the american flag is more than 20 stories high. the blue field is the size of a basketball court, and the stars are taller than me. you could almost see it from space. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. no matter what liberal media says trump's blood bath comment about chinese attack on u.s. car business is right on target.

and the supreme court debateds biden collusion with social media companies, jim jordan will weigh in on it, when is tiktok going be sold from chinese ccp. >> we're not a banana republic says israel netanyahu about joe biden and chuck schumer, kash patel has a new thoughts. jonathan turley will be with us. first supreme court hearing argument on first amendment, lydia hu. reporter: the kuo, di -- request did biden administration step over constitutional boundaries by leaning on so much social media platforms to silence

debate able view points. and states attorney for missouri and louisiana who brought the case. claim that the biden administration violated first amendment protections by improperly coordinating with social media platforms to remove or limit. communications that government did not like, pointing to a mountain of evidence that including government e-mail, demanding that platforms remove 7 posts or accounts and statements suggesting that social media companies should be hield liable for so-called misinformation. from the bench, justices, appeared to -- some cone vined that government officials should be able to persuade companies not to publish information. justices bret kavanaugh and

compare the outlets, a news story could have a dangerous impact. their questions suggests that efforts by officials to influence coverage can be valuable. it was justice samual alito who appeared semp threatic to the states, reminding court about section 230 that protects social media companies from liability, and has been the subject of scrutiny. here is his take. >> only reason why this is taking place, is because the federal government has sessions 230 and -- section 230 and antitrust in its pocket. and to mix my med fores it, it is treat treating facebook and other platforms like they are subordinates. reporter: suggesting that new york or "wall street journal" would not have budget subjected to same -- subjected to same time of

pressure campaign. suggesting that social media have experienced far too much from biden administration, we're expecting a decision this summer. larry: thank you very much lydia hu. a couple thoughts from me, the liberal mainstream media is quoting donald trump completely out of context with his floo blood bath comment, anyone that listened to what he said even dummies in liberal media know that mr. trump was referring to assault on u.s. car business from china and their latest ploy to asystem beassemble and sell cares in mexico coming to u.s. tariff free. >> no, we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, you will not be able to -- if i ge get electi

get aelected, if i don't it will be a blood bath for the country that will be the least of it, but they won't sell the cars. larry: clearly, mr. trump was talking about a blood bath in the u.s. car business. and it is important also that he said he would stop chinese auto onslaught with mexico illegally as launching point for cheap cars, exports to u.s., which should be a violation of the u.s. mca agreement, and former president said if they, the chinese, continue he would slap up to 100% tariffs on the chinese-made cars, i think that is correct. now, here is mr. trump's own response. the fake news media and their democrat partners in destruction of our nation, pretend to be shocked at use of my word blood bath even they fully understand, i was

referring to imports allowed by crooked joe biden which are killing automobile industry, an end quote. i say, mr. trump would be right, because it is case of our enemy, china. not acting in go reciprocal free trade manner, his key word on trade is reciprocity. if other country harms u.s. with higher tariffs or subsidies or nontariff actions then the u.s. mustr ry retal rate, defend america's economic interest, thed by ow bidens don't do this but trump would. -- mr. trump is been talking about a middle class tax cut perhaps a payroll tax cut, that would be funded by potentially enormous budget cuts and savings. it is the middle class that

does pay the bulk of overall tack burdens, if a trade tariff syste implemented it would be win-win for u.s. and ready toee reciprocity terms and pro growth tax cuts terms, here is the real meaning what president said in ohio, liberal media would do anything to take a trump statement out of context and dry to bash him, they -- try to back hitch and distraction from his popular policy, protecting america from unfair trading practices, cutting taxes for middle class and impounding massive biden basketba budget over spending, closing the border. and by the way, defending israel, only democracy in middle east, one of america's greatest friends internationally. these are enormously popular

policies they would promote economic growth at home, pay raises for working class, safety forever all families, restoring america standing overseas, liberals know how popular the policies are, that is why they keep defending joe biden's goofiness and support for two tier justice system that would throw trump in jail for 700 years and take all of his cash away, folks, ignore the liberal media, don't read it, stay with the conservative view point, that is only objective game in town, that is my riff. there. i said it all right. joining he now house judiciary committee chair mr. jim jordan welcome back. >> well said, larry. larry: thank you, up to talk to but that blood shed thing, that statement, to the supreme court in a minute. that is important to you and everyone. but on this you know what trump said, about bloodshed, and they are taking it out

of context this is typical of what the liberal media does. >> i was there, when he said it i said the lowest will run with it -- left will run with it context is clear tracking about trade with china, auto industry, clear, but i knew that left would do it, sure enough, they have a template, they will tell a lie big madia made meadiamedia will report that lie, the country is wise to it. the context is clear, anyone who watches that goats it this is just -- gets it this is how legacy media and mainstream press and left will operate. larry: you are there in ohio at the speech. >> as soon as he said it i knew they would take that term and turn it to something that wasn't. you just knew it was happening, i was sitting with senator vance.

and we were listening it was a great speech, huge crowd, president trump did a great job like always, saying take that one word and run with that, make it something it isn't. larry: the thing is, i think he is right, look, i am a free trader in theory on, if chinese cheat, they are now assembling cars spec porting their and exporting their cars, cheap subsidized cars into united states, i think this is a violation of u.s. mca and i think that trump is right, we should retaliate, they are breaking the deal, why not, if he has to go to 100% tariffs so be it the blood bath thing that lefty media is running with are trying to obscure this important trade point. >> well said, i'm with you and with the president, we saw you do it this first term, cut taxes put in smart trade,s some you ha

sometimes you have to use tariffs, we did it with steel industry and whirlpool, he did things that were positive for the one place in america we still put program abram's tanks in ohio that is a policy that is america first, pro-family, pro-growth, that we had when you were in white house with trump, doing things that made good common sense but. not that administration. larry: what about idea of middle class tax cut, payroll tax cut, we're doing work on this some noodling and good pencil work. you know, i don't want to break up the social security entitlement. but middle class pays most of payroll tax, if a cut payroll tax, then we offset it with budget savings, there is so much wait, fraud and abuse, subsidies and green new deal nonsense that would work, we would be given working folks a tax

cut for a change. >> here is what i know a tax cuts that we got done when you were in white house with trump, helped family keep more their money, grew or economy, wages went up for all demographics, that works, letting moms and dads, and families and businesses keep more' their money so they can grow to prosper and we could have roaringic oak we had just 4 years -- roaring economy we had just 4 years ago, what the specific tax cuts are. i'll let you and experts figure it out, i know letting moms and dads keep more of their money is a good thing, worst of all this tax inflation is killing people, take your family out to dinner, it is unbelievable now, americans know that worst tax of all is one that joe biden put on them this big inflationary tax. larry: let's go to supreme court. someone said you were there today. during the hearing. >> yeah.

larry: collusion between biden administration and high-tech social media companies, i think with respect to covid vaccinations, they were guilty forcing the social media, facebook in tact, also old twitter, they have gone after the nra, what will happen? what was your read in this supreme court hearing? >> big take away is judge brown jackson said, to the your position on first amendment, you have first amendment hamstringing the government. that is what the first amendment does, she said that judge alito had it right, government pressuring big tech. and the way they -- the leverage they had, is they had secon section 230 and

antitrust in their back pocket to sort of imply, if you don't do we want, we can always -- we have a e-mail, from big tech, we is bigger fish to fry. that is a big concern. but remember, day three of biden administration there san e-mail from white house, january 23, betwee 2021 to twitter, take down this tweet asap from robert f kennedy. he said hank aaron took the vaccine and passed away. they did not like the context, they tried to take it down, if you step back and think about it they were going after the very guy who was going to run against him in presidential primary that is frightening that is what first amendment protects political speech, and here they were on day three,

foing after their political opposition. larry: i think -- you know, we'll talk about the stench of law fair later on with jonathan turley. they are trying to do same thing to trump, throw him in jail, take all his cash, we have that quote, we're returning over, don't care. we'll run this quote of katacat brown. >> -- i guess some might say that government has a duty to take steps to protect the citizens of this country, and you seem doing suggests that duty cannot manifest itself in government encouraging or pressuring platforms to take down harmful information. >> i always thought private sector had a duty to express its own opinion. and that was a foil for government power, this is not soviet union, thank

goodness. >> turley talks about censorship. you can't do on your own, that is what happening, pressure, remember, pressure and coercion from government, that is scary. you know, what the old line newt gingrich had if irs shows up at your door or fbi and you answer your response is not oh, joy, one of my public servants is here to help me, the fact that fbi suggests something, sending a musta message, i think that is coercion in and of itself, that is scary stuff, for the supreme court justices to suggest otherwise and to say first amendment is hamstringings government, that is what is supposed to happen. under the first amendment. larry: yes, sir, jim jordan, chairman of house judiciary committee thank you, sir. >> you bet. larry: take care. >> folks, when is tiktok

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country protect the country from all enemies foreign and domestic as head of first amendment rights, which are important, they are important, but, eliminating tiktok or making tiktok an american company, will not rob anyone of their first amendment rights to will help secure the u.s. of america that is my view, i think it will be a more most version than house bill, but we need to do something. larry: you think that senate bill might give more time, the house bill of the 6 months? >> i think it is. larry: i think private investment sector will work on the bytedance sale, not an easy sale as you know. chinese oppose it. if you extent the selling point in your senate legislation, i don't think that would be worse thing in the world. >> it might not be, there are a lot of americans interested, a lot of entrepreneurs elon musk has stepped up and others that

would be interested or group of people that will be interested, they don't get pit together quickly as you know, financing does not come together quickly, a lot of other regulatory, the united states will over regulate it if no one else, it might be a matter of giving up more time for sale. but you don't like to give ccp more time to use their algorithm to socialize their data to steal what they can, it is a fine balance. we'll have a robust discussion. it has begun, hopeful we can move forward, senator schumer not yet said he will bring it to the floor. larry: the interesting part is joe biden said he is in favor he would sign the house bill. and since i favor that house bill, that puts me in leave with joe biden, which is interesting, i call them as a see them. i think that biden is right on this i can't imagine

chuck schumer is going again biden's wishes. >> if joe biden is watching this show he might change his mind if you are on board with him. larry: i tell you. you know, he gets it right, i continue is rare -- i know it is rare, but i have to say he gets it right when he does. kevin, switching gears, calling on your energy expertise. there is a bailout there -- bill, out there biden wants 8 billion dollars for his climate core. which would include 50,000 new climate activists, that is more than nasa and epa combined. we have 50 thousand of these climate people, running around the nation, you know, overturning laws and regulations. and probably working to fix elections and interfere. what is up with the climate core. and senator kramer you can

kill it? >> well, we have to kill it the last thing that country needs are 50 thousand more climate activists paid by tax dollars that we can't afford, in a workforce that is already constrained which is one thing holding back growth of our economy. this is wrong on so many levels. the -- the truth is that government already actually incentivizes this activity we're seeing it all of time in north dakota you look at people, remember, we have a climate czar as a result of this i president, thank god john kerry retired. gina mccarthy first climate energy person in white house, he is creating position to lead this crusade. last thing we need are 50 thousand more paid bureaucrats who are probably don't know what they are talking about. but they are happy to take the cash. larry: and they will interfere with the election. you wait. that is what this is did.

this is 50 thousand left wing democrat progressive activists who will harvest votes and do lord knows what else in there. i hope you can kill senator kevin kramer appreciate you. >> always my pleasure. larry: on kudlow, israel prime minister netanyahu tells joe biden and chuck schumer and i quote, we're not a about a ban banana republic. and we have liz peek and batya ungar-sargon to weigh in, that when kudlow returns, 50 thousand climate activists, holy cow. you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you?

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netanyahu spoke over the phone today, first time since february, this is after netanyahu called told biden and schumer we're not a banana republic, fox news peter doocy at the white house with the latest. what happened to the bananas and the republic in the phone call. reporter: it has been 32 days since the two of these guys talked but we're told the call was business-like and president biden used the opportunity to tell netanyahu that he thinks if netanyahu will go into rafah after hamas, he needs to first have a thorough humanitarian plan in place. that is as netanyahu brought up chuck schumer's recent comments on the senate floor about new election in israel to get rid of him. >> president did raise his concerns about a variety of things that have come out in american press. reporter: and there is another thing in american

press, president biden anger boiling over in private according to a report by cbs news, when aids tell him his handling of war is costing him votes in places like michigan. >> quote is he began to shout and swear. is he shouting and swearing about netanyahu or about hamas or about his poll numbers. >> this is the when did you stop beating your space question, i don't think he of -- spouse question, i don't think he ever did that, you used to when he does, that i have never seen him do that shout or swear in response from my perspective that particular report is not correct. reporter: there have been various reports about president biden frustration behind scenes with netanyahu dating back to last year, but national security adviser has not seen that in his dealings with the president. larry: sullivan said on your

clip they talked about a lot of things, i'm sure they talked about a lot of things. you think they talked about schumer calling for new elections in israel? >> yeah, i do. and it just is putting president biden in a tough spot, whatever he is telling netanyahu, while he is frustrated with him, public line continues to be, they calculated has to be that israel can continue doing whatever they have to do to defend themselves and go after hamas terrorists there is huge disagreement privately and publicly about how to do it. larry: yep, peter doocy is washington thank you. appreciate it. >> talk about this with our pal kash patel. chief of staff of the defense department. author of government gangsters, welcome back. . i am surprising that schumer business and biden backed up

schumer, this is not only about the invasion in southern gaza, and rafah and finishing off hamas, this is about a two state solution? which israel opposes? >> you are right. they are making no secrets about it joe biden foreign policy is on full display for the world to see, president biden admitted that before senator schumer went to the floor and made those completely i'm permissible and improper station about changing leader of a chevro sovereign nation, they spoke with each other and joe biden could have stopped him, but he coddled and encouraged him t to take this sort of act that is the front of line message they want to media to carry the day of that two-state solution, this is wholly not the answer for the war that happened on joe biden's watch, we video american

hostages stranded there and joe biden talking about two-state solution and a change of leadership, maybe if he took time on phone call with netanyahu they could figure out a way to get american citizens home, priority is our interest and our allies and taking out terrorists, they don't know that. >> one more bite of this. a two-state solution, palestine authority whatever they call themselves is corrupt, it will be and it is today, terrori terrorist-run, iran will finance them as they have been even more. two-straigtwo-straigh state solution means israel has to share the governance with terrorists, they don't want to do, this is clear as can be yet guys like schumer and bideny and i assume jake sullivan, they want to do it to israel, like punishing them. reporter: they have

coordinated from the obama administration, they are architects of jcpoa . giving iran a pathway to nuclear weapons, what did joe biden do, delisted terrorist organizations that started this worry and flooded the iran and ayatollah with 6 billion in cash by lifting sanctions. they are responsible for this war, and its casualties, they have overly politicized the department of defense and our intelligence apparatus to achieve this two-state solution which they have opinion authoring for a least a decade, i have no idea why they want terrorists at helm of our greatest allies in their backyard. larry: thank you kash patel. we will switch gears talk with liz peek, columnist and fox news contributor and pa

batya ungar-sargon. i want to start with clip from great mark levin about two-tier justice system what they are tries to do to donald trump. >> the department of justice has become rogue operation of the federal government under joe biden. and his attorney general merrick garland. it controlled by democrat party and radical left it is destroying the 2024 election. it is violating every norm, every tradition, every ervinevery everything it inherited to ensure that department could be trust worthing and reliable but it has criminalized politics. >> we'll come back after this and talk to the great jonathan turley who wrote a piece about. you think that levin is wrong on this, liz peek? just flat out is he wrong? >> no, and by the way, it is

all backfired. after look at donald trump's approval ratings, everyone time he gets indicted or slammed by a judge his approval ratings go up, americans like fairplay it has not been fair from the beginning of various lawsuit, all of which, they are so fragile, they are made up, every one even new york time describing a last minute reactor ranging of fact -- rearranging of facts and legal procedures to come up with charge him with. look the fact that fani willis and wade and all these people spent time in white house, with the white house staff, concocting the changes and et cetera. so offensive, everyone is on, fenged by it. larry: that is key, batya, see this for what it is, liz is right, it all comes

without of white house, they want to throw trump in jail for 700 years, take call of his cash and business away, i see this not only as a perversion two-tiered justice system which is bad enough, but also, a distraction from the issues where so popular, trump is arguing for middle class tax cuts and close the border, stop the immigrant related crime, and improve our relations overseas, help israel. highhis issues are so popular i think that bidens are distracting with this judicial nonsense. >> this is no appalling -- so appalling if you look at trump's policies he is the consensus candidate, that joe biden pretended to be. he is running where 70% of the american people are at, if you just look at policy, and the democrats cannot stand that, he has shown up and collected working class

that they abandoned and so they have to invent outrageous after outrage and lawfare and add anything on they want him in jail you are right for having hutzpah of showing up and representing american people. >> it is computers pa or - -- on this. foothutzpah. >> let's all remember, this has not been in news for a long time, merrick garland sat on the fact that they discovered secret documents in biden's office at penn center, until after the midterm election, then it was leaked by a network. they were not telling anyone. larry: batya, yes to that, i want to just we have a

minute. the blood bath business, aimed at car business and china violating trade agreements and media making it to be a national issue. blood bath. >> first, i love that you came out and favor of tariffs, larry, what a win. >> offset by tax cuts. i like that. we all evolve we have hutzpah. >> we're back in 2016, donald trump shows up with a great idea for protecting middle class and working class jocks a jobs and wages, but leftist media whose is made up of same people who want the cheap cars from china, they have to create outrage to detract from the fact he is protecting american work class while they are selling them out. larry: i think that is right. a big disvehic disvehicle ydistraction, chinese cars

heavily subsidized so they are cheap, you talked about how they are invading europe with this, using, asystem belasystem bells and sell -- assembling and selling them out of mexico. >> dpeet detroit is the issue, our automakers will be in big trouble, already they are not doing terribly well because of the electric vehicle mandate its will get worse if chinese flood of cars comes across. larry: no one wants a ev . ask people, do you want an electric vehicle, no one wants one. >> it reminds me of soviet, that horrible car they -- >> the jetta. >> they insisted that people buy it they drove the soviet union out of business. larry: they had a lot of hutzpah, i say, that liz peek and batya ungar-sargon, terrific. >> coming up great jonathan

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larry: the great jonathan turley, writes in the hill, from georgia to new york 2024, woops okay all right, no, re-doe. thdo. welcome to you, we do have a quote, hang on, i can do this. constitutional expert. here, for many citizens, mendacity or dishonesty is wafting through various courtrooms in the country, the odor is becoming intolerable for many americans, as selected prosecution is being raised in a wide awa array of cases, i read article we have a case in new york in washington in georgia. even the case in south florida.

i know you are not crazy about the phrase two-tier justice system but it looks like that is what is happening. >> larry, it is difficult to deny that we have a legal system now that is heavily distorted by politics. you cannot look at all of these cases and see blind justice, you see the opposite, you see a justice that is being weaponized. in many ways, democrats fulfill the narrative of president trump, he is now right, no matter what they thought in beginning they proved him to be right with a pile on from florida to georgia to washington, d.c., to new york. and most of the public gets it you have this weird disconnect in new york city itself, they still love this they love the fact that they had an attorney general who quite literalry ran a campaign on selective

prosecution, that is what it means when you say i'm going to bag donald trump, i don't know what for, but if you election me, i will get him. that is running on selective prosecution. and that is quite thrilling for many people in new york. but as the affect in places like manhattan, it, it turned into the island of you know lord of the flies. you -- you know pursuing an individual all around the island, to their great joy. when the rest of us just look on with horror. you don't have to like donald trump to have strong reservations about what we're seeing in the legal system. larry: just on that in new york all of a sudden out of the blue, the u.s. attorneys office finds tens of thousands of pages that should have been put into discovery in the first

place. even alvin bragg's district attorney office they find tens of thousands that somehow was not put into the discovery, now it is. so this trial will be delayed. for a long time. and jonathan, to add to tack on to that i'm not the lawyer, you are the attorney, these other cases are all being delayed. either supreme court reviews, or documents, or crazy arguments where they should have thrown out the prosecutors in georgia with the fan fa fani willis case, it is all breaking down, i'm a nonlawyer, i look at this, all breaking down. that is what it seems to me. >> well you know reason all of these cases are having problems is in part because they are improvized. what bragg is doing has not happened in past and james has not been created before,

creating a novel of serious issues, the public can see, will he ar -- will he have a trial before the election it possible but with the pile on it may be increasingly irrelevant to voters, they have so damaged image of legal system in federal state process. that many voters no longer trust the cases or courts. we have to wait to see if new york still has a judge or two that are willing to say, enough. you know when you are forcing someone to come out with half of a billion dollars just to get an appeal, someone has to say that is enough, this is not what new york is supposed to be. larry: i am staggered on that point. that the new york bar association, one of oldest bar associations in the country, jonathan, that group should be out there, criticizing when bragg is doing, they have not said a

single word that is case wiquasi pathetic. >> i think this is test of principle, it takes you to a place tony' to be --ment to be, new york bar does not like trump, but this is your test of principle, what is being done is wrong, lawyers have to come forward and say novelty, excessiveness of the cases is too much for a legal system. larry: i mean, yes, it is about trump, but, in the broader sense and language run not about -- long run it is about the law, and the legal system. and who -- nobody wants to tear that down, i mean let's go to magna cartar treatment by jury, i have to get out of here, jonathan turley thank you. >> i'll be right back with my last word. maybe on the law. ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings.

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