Moore Money with Steve Moore

Steve Moore reunites with veteran broadcaster and meteorologist Brian Sussman to critique modern environmental policy and promote Sussman’s book, Climate Cult. The conversation centers on the economic burden of climate regulations, specifically highlighting how high gasoline prices in California are driven by unique fuel blends, environmental fees, and restrictive shipping laws like the Jones Act....

Steve Moore interviews Ralph Reed, founder of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, to discuss a recent security breach and the volatile political climate surrounding President Trump. The conversation centers on the specific logistical failures of a high-profile dinner, with both men advocating for National Security Special Event status to protect the presidential line of succession from potential thre...

Steve Moore interviews Tom Pyle to analyze the current state of global energy markets and the shift toward American energy dominance. The conversation highlights how the United States has become the world’s leading oil producer, effectively disrupting the OPEC cartel model and pressuring international markets through strategic drilling and geopolitical maneuvering. Pyle emphasizes that the world i...

Steve Moore analyzes the shifting landscape of global energy and the American economy, celebrating the United States as the world's leading oil and gas producer. He discusses the potential collapse of OPEC following the UAE’s departure and credits "drill baby drill" policies for providing national economic stability and lower energy costs. Transitioning to domestic concerns, Moore recounts a high-...

Steve Moore leads a fast-paced discussion on the intersection of politics and the American economy. The program prioritizes a pro-growth agenda, featuring interviews with Sean Spicer regarding media dynamics and Jay Jackson, who highlights the trillion-dollar asset potential within dormant life insurance policies. Moore and guest John Catsimatidis also provide a critical outlook on energy independ...

Steve Moore advocates for pro-growth economic policies while criticizing the current administration's role in the bankruptcy of Spirit Airlines and rising energy costs. Moore expresses optimism for a forthcoming economic boom driven by lower fuel prices, contrasting current challenges with the low inflation seen during Donald Trump's presidency. A significant portion of the program features an int...

Steve Moore interviews Jay Jackson, CEO of Abacus Global Management, to discuss the concept of life insurance as a liquid asset. Jackson explains that while Americans hold $14 trillion in coverage, a staggering 90% of policies never pay a claim because owners mistakenly let them lapse rather than recognizing their marketable value. The conversation emphasizes that seniors can sell their policies t...

Steve Moore interviews business leader and 77WABC owner John Catsimatidis to explore the economic health and future outlook of the energy market and New York City. The discussion begins with an analysis of global oil volatility, where Catsimatidis predicts a significant decline in fuel prices once current geopolitical conflicts subside, challenging government forecasts regarding long-term inflatio...

Steve Moore discusses the annual Rich States, Poor States report with Jonathan Williams, the president and chief economist of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). The discussion centers on how free-market policies, such as limited government, flat taxes, and the absence of state income taxes, directly correlate with economic growth and population migration. The speakers highlight Utah...

Steve Moore has on Tom Pyle who explains that domestic fuel costs remain high despite record American production because oil is a global commodity and domestic refineries are historically specialized to process specific types of imported crude. He attributes regional price disparities to restrictive state policies in places like New York and California, while arguing that America possesses virtual...

Steve Moore interviews financial expert Rob Arnott, who discusses his Fundamental Index strategy as a way to rebalance portfolios based on business size rather than volatile market values. Arnott explains the Laffer Curve to argue that excessive taxation eventually yields zero revenue, suggesting that high-tax states like New York and Washington risk losing their tax base as wealthy residents move...

Today's episode of Moore Money serves as a platform to promote fiscal responsibility, largely by advocating for drastic reductions in government spending and the elimination of the federal debt. A significant portion of the show is dedicated to the release of the "Rich States, Poor States" report, where Moore and guest Jonathan Williams rank states based on their economic competitiveness, highligh...

Guest host Jake Novak frames the economy as a living thing that is directly shaped by international security, political maneuvering, and social conditions. He identifies the U.S. Navy’s safe transit through the Strait of Hormuz as a critical event likely to lower energy costs, while also interpreting the sexual misconduct allegations against Congressman Eric Swalwell as a financially backed effort...

Ann Liebschutz and guest host Jake Novak explore the intersection of national defense, space exploration, and financial markets, highlighting how government-funded research drives broader economic growth. The conversation celebrates recent "miracles" of American military and technical execution, specifically a daring rescue mission and the successful Artemis 2 spaceflight, as proof of the nation's...

Steve Moore and several guests discuss a fusion of free-market economics, energy independence, and political justice. The primary discourse centers on the resilience of the American economy despite rising gas prices, which the speakers attribute to the conflict in the Middle East and domestic regulatory hurdles hindering refinery expansion. Significant emphasis is placed on the Trump-era tax cuts...

Steve Moore speaks with former Congressman Bob Livingston about his career and his new book, The Rainbow Chaser. While acknowledging Livingston’s legacy of achieving balanced budgets during the 1990s, the conversation primarily focuses on the rising threat of prosecutorial misconduct and the perceived weaponization of the justice system against political enemies. Livingston shares his personal acc...

EJ Antoni joins host Steve Moore to analyze the current state of the American economy, focusing on the discrepancies between positive headline jobs reports and the reality of a shrinking labor force. The discussion highlights how rising energy and fertilizer costs act as a hidden tax on growth, while demographic shifts like baby boomer retirements create a critical need for human capital and legal...

Steve Moore and guest John Catsimatidis discussing their shared support for Donald Trump’s economic policies and the vital role of the American energy sector. Catsimatidis argues that current high oil prices are the result of market manipulation and political mismanagement rather than true scarcity, suggesting that a return to previous leadership would restore global stability and lower costs. A c...

Steve Moore and Tom Pyle discussing the complexities of American energy policy and the reasons behind high domestic fuel costs. Pyle explains that despite record-breaking production, the United States remains tied to global oil prices because many domestic refineries are outdated and designed to process foreign crude rather than local supplies. The conversation identifies bureaucratic regulation a...

In this best of Moore Money, Steve Moore explores the intersection of geopolitics, energy independence, and free-market principles during a period of global instability. The broadcast centers on the economic ramifications of a conflict in the Middle East, specifically the closure of the Straits of Hormuz, which has driven oil prices toward a staggering $100 per barrel. Moore argues that while the...

Steve Moore provides a multifaceted critique of the current American landscape, specifically focusing on the intersection of energy policy, regional migration, and government efficiency. Moore argues that the recent spike in oil prices—driven by Middle East volatility—threatens to reignite inflation, and he advocates for total energy independence through domestic drilling and nuclear power. A cent...

Steve Moore discusses the intersection of political integrity and financial longevity with guest Jay Jackson of Abacus Financial Management. The conversation begins with a defense of voter ID laws, framing them as a common-sense measure to protect the value of legal votes, before pivoting to the economic realities facing aging Americans. Jackson highlights a critical shift in retirement planning,...

Steve Moore and demographer Wendell Cox discussing a transformative interstate migration trend driven by new IRS data on income and population shifts. The conversation highlights a massive wealth transfer from high-tax "blue" states like California, New York, and Illinois to low-tax "red" and "purple" states such as Florida and Texas. The speakers argue that economic policy and cost of living are...

Steve Moore and economist EJ Antoni evaluate the economic volatility triggered by escalating Middle East conflicts and their subsequent impact on global energy markets. The discussion centers on the unpredictable nature of oil and natural gas prices, emphasizing that while market futures suggest a short-term disruption, military instability makes long-term forecasting nearly impossible. A signific...

Steve Moore explores the intersection of geopolitics and economics, specifically focusing on how the conflict in the Middle East has disrupted global oil supplies and spiked domestic energy costs. Moore emphasizes that despite the United States achieving energy independence through the fracking revolution, gasoline prices remain tied to a global commodity market sensitive to instability in the Str...