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Stephen Moore

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Nov 10, 2026

Tom ZawistowskiGUEST
17:23
Why did they do it when they did it? I'd like some answers.
Tom ZawistowskiGUEST
17:26
There's an article I put up this morning from Stephen Moore, who's basically saying to Donald Trump, okay, the Dems ran an affordability in gas prices, make them own it.
Tom ZawistowskiGUEST
17:36
Go on TV tonight and challenge them.
Tom ZawistowskiGUEST
17:39
Give me the bills.
Tim MurtaughGUEST
68:28
We all know that.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
68:29
Steve Moore just posted that the president on the first day of Congress, the president should propose legislation that eliminates the federal gas tax.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
68:36
Put your money where your mouth are, Democrats.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
68:37
You want lower gas prices? Start right there.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
15:16
Acknowledge.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
15:18
To the voters, Stephen Moore says that you understand what just happened.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
15:23
There are many reasons, and everyone is going all over the place, but we know what the reasons are generally.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
15:31
By the way, it includes lousy candidates.
Joe SibiliaPANELIST
1:04
with joe come on let's go
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1:07
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1:37
Joe Seville is producing the show, keeping everything ready to go.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:44
Debbie Dohane says, watch that street, with all the traffic you're bound to meet.

23 MINS LATER

Joe PiscopoHOST
25:18
And to all the staff at the Plaza Hotel, God bless you.
Joe PiscopoHOST
25:22
Thank you for so many years of greatness, for being the best in the business.
Joe PiscopoHOST
25:26
These are my friends.
Joe PiscopoHOST
25:28
These are my brothers and my sisters.
Annie FryHOST
44:11
That seems easy.
Annie FryHOST
44:13
Steve Moore, how you doing? How did it not go well? it didn't go well it was bad the
Steve MooreGUEST
44:19
last time i talked to you i've been doing better let's put it like that i mean um but look the democrats are going to come with a very aggressive agenda by the way annie i was part of the uh played a very small role in the republican revolution in 1994 when republicans had an even bigger year than the democrats had this time we're about the same size where we won every election from senator to governor to dog catcher around the country And, you know, so we came in at that time, we had our first hundred hour agenda where we re but the, but here's the thing that's so interesting.
Steve MooreGUEST
44:50
Republicans had told the American people what we were going to do.
Steve MooreGUEST
47:10
So if you get rid of the starter jobs, then how are people going to get on the economic ladder?
Annie FryHOST
47:14
Can you, I wanna dive a little bit deeper into this before we let you go.
Annie FryHOST
47:17
We're speaking with Steve Moore, the co-founder of the Committee for Prosperity, because I think the minimum wage question is like one of the best examples of something that sounds really good, but it cannot come to pass the way people who wanna implement it think it can come to pass.
Annie FryHOST
47:32
Just walk me through the process.
Annie FryHOST
2:39
That seems easy.
Annie FryHOST
2:40
Steve Moore, how you doing? It did not go well.
Annie FryHOST
2:45
It didn't go well.
Annie FryHOST
2:46
It was bad.
Steve MooreGUEST
5:36
wage laws are starter jobs.
Steve MooreGUEST
5:38
So if you get rid of the starter jobs, then how are people going to get on the economic ladder?
Annie FryHOST
5:41
you i want to d i want to dive a little bit deeper into this before we let you go we're speaking with steve moore the co-founder of the committee for prosperity because i think the minimum wage question is like one of the best examples of something that sounds really good but it cannot come to pass the way people who want to implement it think it can come to pass just walk me through the process people want those entry-level people to get a leg up in life so let's raise the lowest amount that they can make an hour what happens next
Steve MooreGUEST
6:10
Well, first of all, I mean, I'm not against a reasonable minimum wage.
Annie FryHOST
2:41
That seems easy.
Annie FryHOST
2:42
Steve Moore, how you doing? It did not go well.
Annie FryHOST
2:46
It didn't go well.
Annie FryHOST
2:48
It was bad.
Steve MooreGUEST
7:20
let's make sure it applies to people over the age of 21.
Steve MooreGUEST
7:23
We want young people to be able to start on the And by the way, when I said that, I think we should have maybe a $5 minimum wage for teenagers.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:34
Oh, Steve Moore hates teenagers.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:35
No.
Alex MarlowHOST
0:39
Greg Steube, congressman from Florida, who is one of the badasses in the Congress.
Alex MarlowHOST
0:42
And then we've got Steve Moore, who's a brilliant economist.
Alex MarlowHOST
0:45
I don't agree with him on everything, but I always like his presentation and I always like his reasoning behind things, which always makes for a good conversation.
Alex MarlowHOST
0:53
So a loyal Trump guy, even when they don't agree, which is classy so i love talking to steve he's back we talked to him as well and if you want to give steve a shout his uh unleash prosperity you can go to unleash prosperity.com for that and he's urging people to subscribe to his hotline newsletter and why not i'm sure it's good so check it out I'm very happy to have Florida Congressman Greg Steube back on the show.

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Alex MarlowHOST
24:13
And let's check in again soon.
Alex MarlowHOST
24:14
Sounds good.
Alex MarlowHOST
24:18
Named economist Steve Moore is here.
Alex MarlowHOST
24:20
He's at Stephen Moore with a PH on the Everything app.
John McLaughlinGUEST
15:34
Maybe we would have saved 50 cents a gallon.
John McLaughlinGUEST
15:36
The economists on the Committee for Prosperity who figured out Steve Moore and these other guys, just do it.
John McLaughlinGUEST
15:43
And then you look back, and a lot of the gains we made with all different voter groups, the Democrats went to work four years ago.
John McLaughlinGUEST
15:50
They went after younger men.
Joe ConchaHOST
34:21
Oh man, what a whole ball of wrong.
Joe ConchaHOST
34:23
All right, before we go to break, Steve Moore, who has a show on WABC here in New York, on the Great Jobs Report today.
Joe ConchaHOST
34:30
Again, the economy, we're told, is horrible under Trump.
Joe ConchaHOST
34:33
Actually, it's very, very good.

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