Larry Kudlow Talks US Economics and Fallout from Trade with China

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Dana Perino hosts Fox News Sunday with guest Larry Kudlow, White House Economic Adviser, who discusses the success of the Trump Pro-growth Program with its lower tax rates, big rollback of regulations, energy opening, trade reform and how it is the heart of the free enterprise program, providing an incentive oriented supply side economy which provides opportunities for everybody across the board. We currently have blowout retail sales, because consumers are working and they are working at much higher wages and they are spending and they are saving even while they are spending. Wall Street firms have been marking up their economic growth forecast. We are in good shape and we should not be afraid of optimism.

He also discusses new pro-growth trade initiatives including the USMCA (NAFTA 2.0) trade deal which will add a half a point of GDP and 180,000 new jobs per year, and a good beef deal with the European Union, and Japan with respect to agriculture and various telecommunications.

He also discusses the ongoing China negotiations.

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