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25, 35 and 39.6% for the highest earners. it would cut the corporate tax rate from 35% down to 20%. this would potentially bring billions of dollars back into the u.s. economy. president trump says he hopes to sign the bill by christmastime. the u.s. economy added 261,000 jobs in the month of october with the unemployment rate ticking down to 4.1%. that's the lowest it has been in 17 years. the dow, the nasdaq still have more record closes this past week. a new fed chair named this week. if confirmed by the senate, powell will replace janet yellen whose term ends in february

2018. the dow crushed expectations and people were lining up friday for the iphone 10x. apple shares hitting new highs again. in new york a man acting in the name of isis killed 8 we'll and injured 13 others when he drove his rented pickup truck into pedestrians. the attack did not derail the momentum in these markets. vine payne is with me -- ryan payne is with me. in addition to managing the day to day at his firm web's also involved in initiatives to inform the public of gold-based financial planning. this market has been on fire at $5.3 trillion begin since election day. are you investing in stocks as we speak? >> i think that's a big

misconception. valuations are so overvalue offed. companies. pearntion keep coming in bert and better. if you look at corporations, the projections are even better. the economy of is strong here, it's strong abroad and you have low inflation. it doesn't get better than that. maria: where do you want to allocate capital. how do you pick what you want to own? >> you want to be global right now. valuations overseas are probably even on the cheaper side with growth rates that are even better. you want money allocated everywhere. maria: emerging markets showing so strength. europe is looking better. you have the global economy moving in step with one another. >> synchronized global growth.

if you are an investor, it's hard not to be excited about investment more now and any time in history. maria: what did you thiftd tax plan? then we have to get into jobs. friday saw another growth number in terms of growth creation for the month of october. >> i feel like anything that gets passed on washington is gravy at this point. the market cares about earnings. so anything gets passed which might be a miracle. that will be fuel for the fire. maria: when you look at what has happened in the market already and we haven't seen a definite situation on the tax plan. you think they have a runway to rally even further when this thing passes? >> i think you have to focus on earnings. all the other things you are hearing about is noise.

if it does get passed at this point, who knows. i wouldn't wait for the tax bill to get passed. >> when you get the jobs number out friday, you could see a mixed reception. some people wanted a lot better than 261,000. they were expecting a 300,000 number. but what does that mean for the federal reserve. we are expecting the fed will raise interest rates in december. and you have got another fed chief on the way. >> the trump administration made it clear they want to keep rates low. we are not seeing huge inflation. wages are not skyrocketing. this confluence of low inflation and good economic growth globally can continue for a long long time. maria: the complaint with the job number is wages. they are not moving. when are we going to see wages move higher? that's why they are living

paycheck to paycheck. they are not making enough money. >> i don't think it will be a snap of the finger sky rocket. it will be slow and steady. it will be a slow rise in interest rates as opposed to a big bump that everyone is afraid of. >> i think it's kinds of insignificant. it's extremely low. it's already priced in. 80% 90% they will raise rates. maria: jerome powell, it will be steady as she goes? >> if the president wants low interest rates he will follow suit. maria: are you saying the federal reserve is not going to be independent? >> i know it's shocking, but yes. maria: that would be criticized.

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maria: house republicans announced their tax reform plan making good on trump's campaign pledge to cut the corporate rate from 35% down to 20%. boeing ceo was very clear that it won't just help his company. it will have a broad-based impact in helping america. dennis muilenburg: i would say thanks reform is the single most

of important thing we can do to generate job growth in the u.s. and energize economic growth. things like the 20% corporate thanks rate will allow us to be more competitive in the global marketplace. that's what our competitors enjoy around the world. when we are more competitive that allows us to invest in the future. at a time when we are concerned about trade deficits. , we generate a surplus. we have 13,000 medium and small businesses in our supply chain in the u.s. 1.5 million manufacturing jobs as part of that supply chain. maria: as one boat lifts, all boats are lifted.

that's why things like corporate thanks reform are so important. it benefits big companies like boeing. but it benefits the smaller businesses in the supply chain. it will allow us to invest for the future and continue to grow and win in the marketplace. every year we are adding capabilities here in the u.s., about 90% of our boeing jobs are here in the u.s., even though we export 80% of what we do. that's a phenomenal opportunity for us as we invest in aerospace. maria: there is trade policy. the president is getting high marks for his economic policy when it relates to taxes. what about trade. what do you want to see differently? bombardier, washington slapped a 300% trade tariff on bombardier,

accuse them of receiving state aid and potentially dumping its new plane on the u.s. market. is that what happened? i know this is a competitor. do you fear if we see tariffs like that we'll be in danger of a trade war? dennis muilenburg: i think the key is, we operate in a globally competitive environment. and in an attractive market like aerospace, it's important that everybody play by the same rules. that's the case in the bombardier matter. government subjects does were evident, and competition makes us better, but it's important we all play by the same rules. when we think about global trade policies, that's the fundamental underpinning. maria: let me get to iran.

you have an agreement to sell 80 new planes to iran air and another 30 to an iranian carrier. you have done incredibly well, but you are selling these planes to iran. the president made no secret of the fact he doesn't want the deal. if he cancels the nuclear deal, does that business go away? how do you walk the balance of having big business with iran and the president seeing them as an enemy. dennis muilenburg: the key is to step back and look at this as a globally competitive marketplace. the opportunity in iran is a big one. but this is strictly guide by u.s. government policies. strict licensing policies. we'll continue to follow the u.s. government's lead it's an important market for it's also important we stay fully aligned with the u.s. government. we are playing in a strong overall global marketplace.

while demand in iran is one important element, the global marketplace is much bigger. when we look at iran, there are other competitors interested in operating there as well. it's important that everybody who competes in iran has to play by the same rules. maria: more with dennis muilenburg and that huge boom in commercial real estate. more "wall street week" after this. >> announcer: boeing is soaring and the stock prices skyrocketing. why does the c kerks o think there is still -- the liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad...

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maria: president trump's pro business agenda has been good news for icons like boeing. their stock is up 80%. boeing ceo dennis muilenburg said they are showing solid cash flow and why he believes there is a lot more room to grow. dennis muilenburg: we are seeing a strong aerospace market globally. translating that into airplanes we see the world needing 41,000 new airplanes the next 20 years. we also see strong passenger growth around the world, growing at 7% a year, outpacing gdp. as we connect the world through our advanced airplanes, that's fueling passenger traffic.

in asia we are seeing every year a hundred million new passengers. we'll build 150 commercial airplanes this year and by the end of the decade we'll be well north of 900 airplanes a year. maria: you have got demand all over the world. can you keep with what's going on outside given the global story is improving quite a bit? dennis muilenburg: we can. but it's a growth challenge for us. a great opportunity to ram up our production lines. we have 5,700 commercial airplanes in backlog. our opportunities to translate backlog into top-line growth is clear. the 737 production line we ramped up to 47 a month this

year. next year we'll step up to 52 a year. and we are seeing continuing market pressure to go even higher than that. this is a tremendous growth opportunity for us it's important to leverage this in competitiveness. and we are bringing great new products to the market while we are ramping up. maria: the president made that trip to the middle east. he said he expects to do a lot of deals with this upcoming trip. a representative from your company among others are traveling with the president to asia this weekend. what are the opportunities, you will be visiting japan and china. what else your expectation coming -- what is your expectation coming out of this trip? dennis muilenburg: we have tremendous growth opportunities in asia. we are looking forward to the president's visit in china.

president x pirks made a visit -- president xi made a visit to the united states and we signed an order for 300 new airplanes for china. we are expecting more opportunities in this upcoming place. chain today is an attractive marketplace for us. more than 7,000 of those new planes are in china. we are he adding value for china and adding u.s. jobs. maria: there is defense as well. the industry was crushed by the sequester. now the president is trying to increase defense spending but the budget hawks are saying no we can't do that. and we saw the accidents with the navy vessels. what's your take on the age of the fleet and what's happening

in the fleet in terms of the need to modernize given the number of threats we face from north korea to iran, et cetera. den rrp this is an important topic. dennis muilenburg: this an tornt topic. sequestration has harmed our national security posture. i think it's important that we find an alternative sequestration. i think both parties are coming together on the idea we need a long-term sustained defense budget and something that allowed us to invest in modernization. range of threats around the world are only adding to the importance that we make the right investments in defense. >> this week actually there was a report that said the accidents we have seen for our military were avoidable.

>> i think it's important to understand the fleets we are asking our men and women to off rate are aged. you see that across all of the services. we have airplanes flying today that we support that have been in service for decades. it's time to modernize the fleet and provide the support to our servicemen and women for support and training operations. if we can do that with the long view so we can invest for the future and our servicemen and women have the support they need on a daily basis as well as economic growth and jobs generation. maria: with all the company's success, you have been giving back. this individuayou have given oun

in grants? dennis muilenburg: our mission is to connect, and invest and explore. we are announce we are investing $50 million in charitable grants in 2018. that's focused on talent pipeline for the future and a big investment in our veterans. it's so important to know our servicemen and women have done so much for our country, and it's important that we give back to them. we have 30,000 veterans work at boeing. we want to make sure we provide the support they need and for their families. maria: more "wall street week" right after this. six in the morning. she thought it was a fire. it was worse.

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maria: a look at some of the big market events coming up that could impact your wallet. tuesday we'll get the labor department's report on labor turnover. the numbers for the federal budget are released. and the survey results for consumer sentiment are coming out. that could be a big market mover. wednesday and thursday, 21st century fox and news corp report. we are expecting the numbers for disney, the parent company for abc. coming up next week. don peebles is my special guest. i'll see you sunday morning. hope you will join me for a

special program at 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news. there. take care. >> announcer: from fox business headquarters in new york city, a new "wall street week." maria: welcome to "wall street week," the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. first here is a look at the headlines. house republicans unveiling their tax reform bill, hoping to push through the first revamp' of the tax code in 30 years. if it passes it would cut the number of tax brackets from 7 down to 4. the thanks brackets