our guest this month is larry kudlow. he is the author of american abundance which came out in 1997. jfk and the reagan revolution came out in 2016 and then a collection of his columns from creators syndicate came down and 2018. that is called insanity once more. for regular viewers of book tv you know this is our monthly call-in program. one author his or her body of work your calls, your text messages your tweets et cetera. here's how you get a hole of us if you have a question or comment for mr. "kudlow" 202 is area code 748-8200 per for those on the east and central time. (202)748-8201 prefer those of you in the mountain and pacific time zone. if you want to send a text message for text messages in late (202)748-8903 is the number for you. please include your first name and city if you would. were also school through our social media addresses. just remember @booktv is they handle there. will begin taking those in just a few minutes. mr. "kudlow", what was your reactionng from a lot of longtie republican friends when

host: we are in larry kudlow's library up in the wilds of connecticut. back to your insanity once more book. this is your october 2016 column -- i want to thank melania trump for starting me on the path of restored confidence in donald trump. larry: president trump, then candidate trump had said a couple of things that did not thrill me. i never left him, just things that did not throw me. things came up in that campaign -- you look back and it wasn't very important but during the campaign, it became a big deal and i had to talk about on the air and i recall milani a who is a wonderful, wonderful woman. we got to be good friends in the white house. she went on tv and defended president trump. she made it very clear she was a thousand percent behind him and that these things were passing and it was no big deal. so i wrote about that. it's funny. that column, he told me later that he was personally not thrilled about that column, but that milani loved me. he says milani loves you. i don't think you had to write it but -- it was a column about her. i'm not

we are going to finish from this quote from larry kudlow. i don't believe in retirement, i don't understand the word, i just adore working. work is a virtue. what else am i going to do? guest: i don't believe there is a racist tone in donald trump's body. i will repeat that. i cannot imagine not working. as long as the lord gives me the strength to work and opportunities, i will continue to work. i love it too much. i was -- i would keel over on the set of some tv show and you will cart me away and we will be done with it. host: they're a cut though, think you for being on book tv. thank you to you and your wife for hosting us here.

larry kudlow, my next guest is a economist. you know larry. they spent 1.9 trillion out of the box. sent 1400 in checks for every person in a family, increased unemployment insurance. a child tax credit like never before, hundreds of billions of dollars. they didn't need to do a lot of that, because the economy was coming out from under. and they spend 3 to 400 billion dollars hands money to the states, particularly the blue states, they didn't need it like the worst way to spend money, just redistributing wealth, just printing and printing. the democrats are talking about spending more money. including manchin. what is the situation today? what do you make of this? >> well, look at if you want to go back at very beginning, trump gave them 6 .5% growth rate, 1.5% inflation. and very low interests. it could not have been a better transition if you will, he passed over a terrific economy. what you say is right, they jammed down a 2 trillion dollar spending bill against advice even some leading democratic economists, they warned them about inflationary impact. the other thing. they rem

joining us now for reaction fox business host larry kudlow. always great to see you. thank you so much for joining us tonight. talk about the possible trip, nancy pelosi considering going over to taiwan, in this phone call today, president xi saying you play with fire you get burned. that is not a warning to me, that is a threat. your thoughts? >> it may be a threat but we should not acknowledge that threat. nancy pelosi should go to taiwan. we should be backing taiwan to the hilt. we should be sending all manner arms, navy, air force, artillery, ground stuff, just to help taiwan defend its freedom and its independence in the event of some kind of communist party of china invasion which, you know, apparently they are planning. so i applaud what nancy pelosi is doing. i think it is exactly right. by the way, i think that i have no idea, nobody knows what happened in this conference call, at least we haven't seen much on it, but this is at no time to give china any concessions whatsoever. okay? these are the people who are buying up russia's oil and financing putin's wa

we talked to larry kudlow a while ago. let's make it easier for small businesses and move towards a growth model rather than raising taxes, which is one of the propositions out there. would you like to see a change of strategy from the president? >> i would like -- wouldn't like them to become republicans. one of the problems there is gridlock. almost anything democrats put forth republicans put up a wall. just as the democrats have been accused of wanting a president or economy to fail it looks that way right now for republicans that they, you know, are benefiting from the failures but from this economic crisis. it is a global crisis. inflation is not just american problem or not just a problem because joe biden is president and democrats have control of the house and senate. and we see that and economists back that up. going forward i would like to see a different messaging. i would like to see putting out there more positives on what is happening with the economy and realities about what is happening to the economy. one

larry kudlow, my next guest is. a good buzzy, we both worked in reagan administration, he worked in the trump administration as well, they spent 1.9 trillion right out of the box, the democrats did without a single republican vote. or every person in a family, increased unemployment insurance. a child tax credit like never before, hundreds of billions of dollars. they didn't need to do a lot of that, because the economy was coming out from under. and they spend 3 to 400 billion dollars hands money to the states, particularly the blue states, they didn't need it like the worst way to spend money, just redistributing wealth, just printing and printing. the democrats are talking about spending more money. including manchin. what is the situation today? what do you make of this? >> well, look at if you want to go back at very beginning, trump gave them 6 .5% growth rate, 1.5% inflation. and very low interests. it could not have been a better transition if you will, he passed over a terrific economy. what you say is righ

larry kudlow, thank you as always. in more bad frankly humiliating, embarrassing news, joe biden literally got lectured and threatened repeatedly by titus president xi today. beyond pitiful. i was embarrassed for my country, humiliating for the entire country. the country's ruling communist party is a blood lust for rli taiwan. many experts china is actively a waiting an invasion of the sovereign island neighbor. president xi knows biden is weak, decrepit and he's not going to do a thing. when this was discussed during today's lengthy phone call, china's dictator she threatened the u.s. demanded nancy pelosi cancel an upcoming trip to taiwan. "those who play with fire will be perished by it." it is hoped that the u.s. will be cleared i'd about this. in response to the threat, wanted your president do or say? he did nothing. he just sat there. he took it, embarrassing the entire country. in fact, biden is still working to reward china by ending the tariffs that donald trump put because they are not involved in free and

sandra. >> sandra: bring in larry kudlow now, larry, to the news first, rate hike happened, this was expected and priced in but does not take away from how significant this is and affect everyday americans. >> effective, shock therapy. the faster they get the inflation rate down the sooner the economy can recover its growth. right now we are on a recession, the front end of recession or whatever the first half the year g.d.p. contracted with 8, 9% inflation rate, a terrible record. part is the fed's fault, they should have been tightening 15 months ago, part is the government's fault, biden administration was pouring money in with 2 trillion spending package and bipartisan package of another trillion, unnecessary and helped cause the inflation. so my point is, the faster the fed operates, the sooner we can get out of this. but it's going to be painful 12 to 15 months, and i want to make this point. the economic slump in the first half of the year is a function of skyrocketing inflation. real wages falling, real retail sales falling, manufacturing falling, consumer confidence, saw yes

elizabeth: edward lawrence thank you very much, host of "kudlow" on fox business, he is larry kudlow. always great to have you on. great to see you, larry. >> thank you, liz, thank you. elizabeth: i know you're skeptical about biden's claims about the climate. by the way we wish him well with his covid diagnosis. seems to be minor symptoms. we'll track it. >> yes. elizabeth: mitt romney, dick cheney, john mccain said yesterday is global warming. we don't know if biden is the team to fix whatever the problems may be. can we trust him. you made this point. biden at one point claimed he drove an 18-wheeler truck. maybe next time biden claim he used to be a accuweather man. here is the team, can you trust him on it. larry, can you trust what they're doing? >> that is good liz. that is like really good. so, no, i don't trust, here is one point i want to make, this business we're in some existential climate emergency is just utter nonsense, okay. one of the problems that mr. biden has, and his administration has they can't distinguish between long-term global warming trends and bad weather,

i want to bring in the host of "kudlow," larry kudlow. even conan o'brien got in on the act. check out this tweet. the white house now says it is only a recession if a salamander wearing a top hat. maybe this will stand in. golly what you do make of this full-court press to tell us it is is not a recession? >> what i make of it conan o'brien is smarter than the council of economic advisors. of course it is a recession. this is just a semantic game. by the way there is a whole bunch, we'll have clips on our show, friend jared bernstein in 2019 saying two straight quarters. brian deece. it is a silly debate. it was a lousy report. no consumer spending. housing is crashing as you may know. business investment is negative. we have worse, the july numbers are coming in worse. so this is going to be a recession. we have not seen the worse of the recession, frankly the fed's tightening moves are not yet reflected. first half recession was about hijacking inflation and declining real wages, declining real retail sales. the worse worst of this is still in front of that. i regret to sa

i am larry kudlow and i am here with house republicans these police who is truly a great american jason smith future house budget chairman from ways and means whatever he wants another great american and the single best trade rep in american history so i want to hear from the panelist that my opening thought is what the biden administration has done is take a very healthy economy that was growing at over 6 percent was less than 2 percent and feet on —- inflation from the terrible pandemic and the consequences of 2020. and in 18 months have run the economy into the ground so that the first half of this year gdp would be shrinking , in a recession and the inflation rate is running upwards of eight or ten or 11 percent. real wages are falling real retail sales are falling manufacturing is falling. employment is slipping all the weekly unemployment claims are up 70000 i am a long run optimist i always and that with the economy in the past 18 months shows this radical progressivism does not work. once again we have seen this illustration in the government takeover of the economy stymied by

host of fox business's the "kudlow" show, larry kudlow. great having you on. larry this is disturbing. inflation is topping 10% in several u.s. cities. how do you stop it? >> well, you're going to have to stop it by tightening up on monetary policy. the fed is going to have to raise their target rate above the inflation rate and they're going to have start taking cash out of the economy. inflation tops 10% in seven cities but basically it's above, it's above 10% everywhere. producer prices are 11%. so you got a big problem here and, liz, can i just say something for the earlier report coming from the middle east. joe biden put an iranian deal on the table with iran and part of that deal is reportedly a trillion dollars in cash to iran. i just want to put that in because it hasn't gotten enough exposure. biden said it as a throwaway in his news conference today and i think that -- elizabeth: a trillion dollars? wait a minute. he said a trillion dollars? >> yes. elizabeth: was that a mistake, was that a gaffe? >> no. he didn't say it. analysts who are aware of t

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larry kudlow is the host of kudlow on fox business. larry, if you asked joe biden to simply explain how global warming occurs, do you think he would be even able to do that? >> well, will that's a good opening, jesse. look it, you know, at the very least, i'm going to give him the benefit of this doubt. i don't think he understands the difference between climate problem and a weather problem. okay. climate issues run, you know, 100 year cycles like 1 degree celsius increase in climate since the end of the 19th century, okay. and there is nothing that's going to happen in the next five years or 10 years despite all their obsessive radical climate activism and so forth. nothing is going to happen that is going to change these long-run trends which are fine. i might add america leads the way in clean air and clean water. we have had the biggest reduction of carbon emissions. this is largely because of the natural gas fracking revolution and so forth. i mean, it's just so much hype and blather and blarney. i mean, look, it's very warm this

larry kudlow, thank you so much for joining us on "hannity" tonight. i really do appreciate it. believe it or not, the democratic-controlled house and senate have even lower numbers than joe biden. 7% of americans have confidence in congress. who are these 7% per year but that didn't stop nancy pelosi from lying in a fund-raising email. she was touting fake predictions in battleground states across america. in fact, the email was so misleading that even far left former disinformation czar nina jankowicz referred to pelosi's rosy predictions as disinformation. here now with more is wisconsin senator ron johnson. it's pretty bad when biden's disinformation czar called this stuff disinformation. it's really bad. >> may be what nancy pelosi really meant, 14 democrat senators up for reelection. maybe what she really meant is if they are lucky six will survive reelection. if this were a sane world and we had unbiased media, this wouldn't be a wave election, this would be a tsunami. when you have 75, 88% of the american people thinking we are on the wrong track and by the way, they are

. >> dagen: larry kudlow with his own version of come on, man. >> when you have two consecutive negative quarters, since world war ii, there has never not been a recession ever. so to say it's not a recession is, i think, a reach. it is theoretically possible, but it is highly, highly unlikely. >> dagen: the "wall street journal" editorial board out with this quote. call it a recession or stagflation or slowdown or transitory blip or even ethel or fred. however you name it, the u.s. economy described in the gdp report for the second quarter is struggling. it's distressing for the american families and businesses living through it. a political liability for the democrats presiding over it. no wonder they want to pretend it is not happening. marc thiessen, fox news contributor, former white house speech writer, "washington post" columnist. the folks i grew up with, marc, good morning. don't have to call it anything. but if you ask them about the economy and the white house handling of it, they will just give you a really nice hand gesture that i can't make on national television. >> i don'

"kudlow" is now. ♪. larry: hello, folks, and welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. today's inflation report was a disaster. inflation is broadening, deepening and accelerating. senator joe manchin issued a very fine statement about this disasterous inflation report. permit me to quote, it is time for us to work together to get unnecessary spending under control, produce more energy at

larry kudlow is extensor of experience and finances and the white house larry, the idea that we took our strategic petroleum reserve and much of that oil ended up in china, that is not what the president said he was doing. yeah, it's a very strange story. i mean, that's about as much we don't have enough details, but some of these strategic petroleum reserves were exported to europe and then through trading companies made their way to india and perhaps china. we don't know all that we need to know. i don't really understand. look, there's a couple of things here . jason , let's kind of break this down. first point is i don't know why we have to export strategic petroleum reserves. what we should be doing is exporting lng. okay, that's the key to help europe out and reduce their dependency, particularly on russian gas, but also russian oil. that's we should be doing but you know, no leases and no permits have stopped all that . so that's point number one . point number two, oil is fungible. it doesn't really affect the price, you know, whether it's here or overseas, it's a world marke

larry kudlow, the host of the kudlow show, advisor to donald trump. obviously every time we look at inflationary numbers a lot politicians say what can we do about it? it is one thing to talk about lowering pretrip and drug costs or using the full weight of the government to force that. what do you think of that approach? >> the whole bill is a terrible idea. what is in that bill, you have from what i gather at least $1 trillion of social spending and $1 trillion tax hike to pay for it. the spending is inflationary and the tax hike will bury the economy into a deeper recession. the combination is lethal. i hope mitch mcconnell stay stuff and tanks tough. this whole thing is a terrible idea. neil: i will put you down as a maybe on it. a number of administration officials seem to think we are doing all we can but to man and woman, they seem to be hoping it takes care of itself as we were seeing prior to today, the run down in interest rates, market rates, energy prices, gas prices, oil prices even though we are up one hundred $3 a barrel, they will poin

fox business host larry kudlow . larry, at any point in your career and your whole career has been about the economy one way or ne wthe other, has anybody evero tried to change the historical definition of recession until this administration? because i can't recall any ofins the time t i've tried this. well, no, it's all it's all phony baloney and malarkey coming out of the white house. this. dy knows look, actually , the numbers today. yes. you had your second straight quarterly decline, butin they were worse than the first quarter. and the inflation rate, john , was eight point nine percent. so it's a bad combination actually . i thought you're going to asksk me, have you m ever seen a swing down this fast? i made biden an eighteen months ,right. he took a strong economyco growing six percent with less than two percent inflation and eighteen months turned that into a high inflation recession ,essentially stagflation in just a year and a half.bl it's really quite remarkable. and by the way, sean, i happeno to agree

"kudlow" is next ♪ larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so we know that the biden democrats attempts to radically transform the american economy and its culture for that matter has led to sky-high inflation, economic contraction, and overall demoralization in just 18 months. radical, progressive experiment has once again failed. show me a poll, any poll, and i will show you a massive voter revolt against biden policies. of course there is

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"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so, let me get this right, we're in a recession and the recession is accompanied by high inflation, milton friedman used to call that inflationary recession, and we are unfortunately going to be afflicted by this discouraging condition for quite some time. so, the biden democrats have put together a new fiscal deal which will raise taxes by 739 billion, designed to make the recession wors a

here is "kudlow." larry: ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so many people i suspect agree with biden press secretary karine jean-pierre who seems to expect if inflation peaked, on its way down, our troubles are virtually over. please take a listen. >> we expect the headline number which includes gas and food to be highly elevated mainly because gas prices were so elevated in june.

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larry kudlow with us morning. all right, larry, i think these enormous tax and spend proposals are a disaster, and i think you agree with me. here's your opportunity to pound the table, larry. >> well, i do agree with you, and just is on the first point you made, you know, the ink was barely dry on the chips plus bill which is, what, $285 billion. then schumer comes in with a 1,000-page reconciliation with bill. i mean, with -- i think it was less than an hour, stu. and so they knew what they were doing, and they knew they were violating the promise they made to mitch mcconnell, the republican leader. here's one thing on this, another thing on this. remember a couple weeks ago joe manchin said no new taxes and no new spending because the inflation was way too high. so he said he was going to wait to see the july inflation numbers -- stuart: yep, and he didn't. >> -- which'll come out in the middle of august. well, what happened to that promise? he reneged on that promise. stuart: why? have we any idea why he would

"kudlow" is next. [♪♪♪] 3/. larry: welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. i wish to begin with my sincerest condolences to the family of shinzo abe and the people of japan. i got to know him well during my time in government. he was head -- head and shoulders

so much ahead next week, "kudlow" is next. ♪ larry: hello, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. i know senator manchin pulled his punches by saying he won't make a decision on the tax and spend bill until after he gets a look at the august inflation. but i think the west virginian pulled the plug and he's saying

. ♪ [♪♪♪] larry: welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. jay powell's fed raised their target rate.75. the stock market increased 240 points at the close. gold up $18. i think if he had a little more hair on his chest he

host: larry kudlow will you write a book about your time in the trump administration quick. >> i do not att the moment i'm busy living life. never say never but not at the moment. host: how many jobs doo you have? [laughter] >> of course there is foxbusiness every day.

. >> todd: cruz giving his views with larry kudlow. >> these people are zealous, there is no limit to trillions they can spend and print. they believe there is no limit to taxes they can raise. joe biden yelled at gas station owners saying lower your prices, price takers are the ones painted as the bad guys because this administration can't acknowledge the relentless assault on energy is the direct cause of the skyrocketing gas prices and by the way, gas prices had risen 48% before putin invaded ukraine. he might try to blame putin, this is joe biden's baby, he created it and owns it. >> todd: yesterday's inflation showed double-digit hikes in key categories. >> carley: feud between elon musk and twitter, the poop emoji is used -- statement on bot accounts. twitter sued musk after dropping out of the twitter takeover accusing him reeking havoc on twitter's stock and causing imreparable harm. >> todd: this is not how carnegies operated, they did not give poop emojis. >> carley: a woman rushed to the hospital after picking up a dollar bill. >> todd: wow, she and her husband share her st

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"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so democrats still pushing hard for so-called build back smaller. we have got hillary vaughn live from capitol hill with all the latest. good afternoon, hillary. what's cooking? reporter: good afternoon, larry. well, democrats are trying to squeeze through the skinny version of "build back better" before the clock runs out on reconciliation and before the midterms. senate majority leader chuck schumer has been deep into negotiations with senator joe manchin just focusin

representative elise stefanik and larry kudlow, we have a lot to go over, but before, i am going to prove to new next 10 minutes that joe biden and democrat party are responsible for sabotaging our

"kudlow" is now. ♪. larry: hello, folks this is "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. my message to those with prices at pump this is time of global war. bring town the price reflecting what you're paying for the product, do it now. first up if donald trump did

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. in an especially bold and must-read editorial today "the wall street journal" took aim at what they call, i will quote, the west's climate policy debacle, adding, utopian energy dreams are doing great economic and security damage end quote. they quoted the final word of the famed movie the bridge on "n the river kwai,"

. ♪ ♪ larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so, let me get this right. joe biden is ordering gas stations to cut their prices. quote: my message to the companies running gas stations and setting prices at the pump is simple, bring down the price you are charging at the pump to reflect cost you're paying for the product and do it now. ooh. now, first up, if donald trump ever did that, said that or

. >> carley: larry kudlow sure about that, i'm carley shimku . >> todd: i'd todd piro. >> carley: new polling shows republicans hold 3-point edge on the ballot. both sides are equally motivated to vote. alexandria hoff is like with details. >> alexandria: good morning, the president is back in washington and must contend with the frustration of the american people. build back better plan has been knocked down into smaller bits. west virginia senator joe manchin said he would not support a plan that includes new taxes to fund climate initiatives. >> he didn't abruptly do anything. people like manchin and kyrsten sinema who are intentionally sabotaging the president's agenda. >> i do not know why senate majority leader chuck schumer allows manchin to be chair of the energy committee. >> alexandria: senator manchin fears new spending would exacerbate inflation. here is fox news sunday yesterday. >> inflation is unacceptably high, get that clear out of the gate, went up 1.3% in june. it is hard to conclude we're in recession when you look at job gains we received. it is tricky to look aro

&%c1 larry: hello, folks, and welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. if you are in a recession it makes no sense to start raising taxes. that used to be a view shared by liberals and conservatives. but not any more. in our topsy-turvy world where fossil fuels don't exist and 75%

larry kudlow asked me to go hang gliding. in the. not again. now may be the old have left to lose her a lot more money but may be it's hard to be afraid of a guy with a [bleep]. the young people demand safety and conformity. remember this famous picture? white blm protesters surmounting a woman at branch demanding she raised her fist. that says performance and risk free it gets. that's a lot of people who embrace the opposite of risk which is might makes right. why did they join the mob? maybe they're scared of the mob turning on them or they are doing what they think is popular like everybody who pretends to like npr. or maybe they like the power and attention. if or maybe they suck. in the old days, those who can't do, teach. those who can't do, cancel who can. it's obvious how they never make the public demands one on one. it safety in numbers and even if the numbers are a bunch of zeros. let's welcome tonight's guests! she'll leave her case in the car for a glass of pinot noir. fox news anchor, julie banderas! his name is kash because he's

"kudlow" is next ♪. larry: hello, folks. welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so president joe biden today unveiled his so-called executive actions on climate. president biden: climate change is literally existential threat to our nation and to the world. when it comes to fighting the climate change, climate change i will not take no for an answer. larry: existential threat, my foot. a week ago here was biden's mp

"kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, folks and welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. folks, i hate to beat a dead horse but tonight i'm going to beat a dead horse with all due respect to horses. tonight's horse is the 250 billion-dollar industrial policy corporate welfare picking winners and losers chuck schumer bait and switch. schumer turned a procedural motion vote into a massive political pork-barrel spending bill and 16 republican senators fell for it. by the way

. >> host: larry kudlow be writing a book? >> guest: i don't have anything planned at the moment. i'm very busy. i'm loving life. never say never. at the moment i don't. let's go how many jobs you have? >> guest: well of course there's the "fox business" show everyday. it's from four to 5:00 p.m.. that's the bulk of what i do. i also do a lot of different segments for fbn and "fox news." in fact i

larry kudlow said democrat spending is going to crush us. watch this. >> reconciliation bill has got about $350 billion in green energy subsidies, you know, tax credits and they are making the same mistake again. by the way, take this bill and add on to it this intel corporate welfare chips plus bill, and you know what you've got? $850 billion just in the last two days, $850 billion in new spending and about $750 billion in new taxes. now, i ask you, that will make the recession worst and the inflation higher. this is like a cure is worse than the disease. i've never seen anything like it. i've never seen anything this stupid. >> todd: to sum this all up, it doesn't matter what the biden administration thinks or the media or what we say. it matters what you the american public feel that is an indication of what you are feeling. .9% decline in gdp, that means you are not spending and that means you are scared that we are in a recession. that means you are scared for what your economic future means and as a result our country in dire financial

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like i did with preservision" larry: hello and welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. today's inflation report was a disaster. inflation is broadening, deepening and accelerating. senator joe manchin released a fine statement about this disastrous inflation report. permit me to quote, it's time for us to work together to get spending under control.