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announce tomorrow a brutal attack on the coal industry. but i beg to differ. climate change is not manmade. there's no proof of it and the president is once again going down the wrong road. all these stories and more coming up on "the kudlow report" beginning right now. we begin our special coverage with another wild day on the markets. we have cnbc's own josh lipton at the new york stock exchange. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. we had a volatile day. finished off the lows of the session in the red. the dow finished down 139. still major benchmark indexes finishing near t...

whole process has been responsible for the bulk of this record-breaking move in the averages. so if ben bernanke says he's going to keep buying bonds as he did today, what the heck is the deal with the stock market, which got absolutely crushed, pummeled, dow plummeting 206 points, s&p nose diving 1.39%, nasdaq plunging 1.12%? if bernanke's staying the course and the course is allegedly moved the stock market up by thousands of dow points, how can the averages get crushed if he continues to do what the bulls want him to? shouldn't the bulls be cheering instead of fearing? no. sorry. ...

and we keep hearing that that whole process has been responsible for the bulk of this record-breaking move in the averages. so if ben bernanke says he's going to keep buying bonds as he did today, what the heck is the deal with the stock market, which got absolutely crushed, pummeled, dow plummeting 206 points, s&p nose diving 1.39%, nasdaq plunging 1.12%? if bernanke's staying the course and the course is allegedly moved the stock market up by thousands of dow points, how can the averages get crushed if he continues to do what the bulls want him to? shouldn't the bulls be cheering i...

tonight, we have a very distinguished panel. you won't believe it. former minnesota governor tim pawlenty and congressman kevin brady, head of the joint economic committee today joins mayor did i whitney for the entire hour. this is "the kudlow report." and we begin right now. first up tonight, until last week it was a secret weapon in the war on terror, the massive gathering of phone and internet data for millions of americans. now tonight there are legal challenges mounting against this practice. nbc's pete williams joins us now with the details. good evening, pete. >> reporter: we...

first up, new jersey. governor chris christie today calls for an october 16th special election. he's going to replace the late u.s. senator frank lautenberg, and the decision begs the question, why send voters to the polls just weeks before he faces his own re-election? or might he be smart as a fox on this one? and who is going to be replacing mr. frank lautenberg. anyway, let's go to ace political reporter, cnbc contributor, robert costa of the national review. bob costa, i don't know. if you keep the turnout down, maybe this is a cracker jack, very smart thing that christie is doi...