adam dunn and wealth management president kimberly, and steve cortez and lori rothman. lori has reaction on the floor of the stock exchange which we gained 30 or so points. this is as people anticipated, there is a market that like to have some reassurance knowing they were right. >> you hit the nail on the head, the dow is up 75, it was up 35 points. the vicks has been down 5% today so market got exactly what it was expecting and more importantly the fed laying the groundwork for two more quarterdeck increases for the duration of 2017. there is the s&p 500 up 0.6%. a lot of buzz on the floor, trades being made, everyone dipping in. the question is janet yellen takes a press conference, asked about trump's tax-cut plan and for monetary policy. trish: we will keep checking in with you. do they need to do this? >> they need to do it, mission accomplished at the fed. lot of people working, full unemployment and they have price stability, we have both, time to get back to normal rates and they are doing that in a slow, deliberate, steady way. trish: i will go to steve to we

and steve cortez is here and he's a money guy. t this simple, steve, if we don't have tax cuts we don't have a trump rally, it will end, it will fade, that simple? >> i'm afraid it is that simple, but i believe that's the potential negative out there, but i also believe we're going to get it, we're going to get obamacare repealed and replaced and going to get the tax cuts. i believe that president trump will stake his presidency on getting these done and so, i think the market, by the way, certainly believed that. there's consternation among the mainstream media and capitol hill, can we get this done? and the stock market is saying, yes, we can and will. stuart: i think there was distraction with the russian meddling, wiretapping or whatever of trump tower. i think that's a distraction from the main issue, which is the president's legislative agenda and whether or not he can get growth back to the american economy and that's where we stand. >> right. stuart: with about one and a half minutes to go before we open up trading this wed

let's ask the trump former campaign advisor, steve cortez. is this what economic nationalism looks like? >> i think it does. by the way, during the campaign we heard a lot of attacks about supposed white nationalism. and heard that afixed often to steve began noon. that's incredibly unfair. america is not a race it's an idea. it's economic nationalism. they are smart trade deals it's putting our money where it will most reward the american worker. when i look at this bujt proposal i see ban noon footprints in the best way. stop spending on global agendas. we'll spend on defense and release the regulatory burden on american up *s so they can be prosperous again. charles: i know you smoke to the spanish chamber of commerce. are they ready to warm up to donald trump? >> i don't know if they are able to be behind him politically. priens prebustles gave a presentation to the hispanic chamber of commerce. necessity realized as hispaniced, we are an incredit bli entrepreneurial community. what we need is growth. if president trump delivers growth, i

and we have steve cortez back with us as well. you're both the finance guy in the political guy.ou are an advisor to trump but your entire career has been in the financial sector. as you hear what they told our neil could view there in washington dc last night. what is it causing you to do as an investor. it causes me to say boom goes the dynamite. can we ask donald trump to please give the address every month. what is happening is the american economy i believe has been like a sprinter that's been forced to wear a weighted vest. trying to run with that. the vestas regulation and taxes. now that were removing that. it's gonna take off. it's a stock market's prediction. and people are putting real money on the line on the spot prospects of accelerated growth that lies ahead in a world of sensible regulation of lower and simpler taxation. in other words the train has left the station. the economy is off to some very good things. liz is joining us as well. it has to come through. now steve mnuchin is on record saying august everybody is super excited about that. what if it doesn't h

. >> eric: joining a stealth reaction, steve cortez, and from baltimore, keith haynes, a democratic memberse of democrats who cosponsored this sanctuary bill. just days after this atrocious, atrocious rape case, you voted to turn maryland into a sanctuary state? why? >> well, let me first of all say that the state of maryland has been progressive when it comes to issues of immigration in this area. and what we thought to do was to put forward this legislation called the trust act to basically restore community trust, trust between the community and law enforcement as we see things happening on the federal level. >> eric: but this case, this rape case, just days prior comes up, when you're debating whether or not this is a good idea? >> let me just emphasize that this was an issue that did come up. but when you look at the incident that happened in montgomery county, which is a horrific situation, by all means. we know that. but there really isn't an immigration component, when you look at the allegations that took place. >> eric: come on. sir, what demand is not an immigration component? t

. >> steve cortez. thought the negative publicly surrounding the cbo report on the ryan-obamacare plan, i would have thought it would take it down, but appears that the market is mostly shrugging it off. what say you? >> i think it is. i think you opened the show by showing the gallup poll and that those optimistic is. we see it in consumer confidence surveys. i think the optimism is palpable. you wouldn't know it if you only pay attention to the mainstream media and only read their headlines about the gnashing of teeth in washington d.c. we could get that legislation through and we could have a new era of growth and productivity in this country. >> i want to show you that small business indicator. it's the wells fargo gall lup index and in many years, small business has not been bullish in at least a decade. james, you've been on this story all along. >> and steve said, same thing we've seen in the nfib data. now the president has got to deliver because these stocks are not cheap. you look at their ear

turning to talk about it, jake and mcdowell, senior strategist fox news contributor steve cortez and republican contributor mercedes schlock. good to see everybody. >> good morning. dagen: good morning. incredible feat. even some of the democrats liked it. maria: i don't know about that. they didn't stand up for anything. they didn't stand up f job creation. dagen: they were in sheer shock the president trump can appear so presidential, be so, next and attend to the other side of the aisle. >> what with all the weight you this? what was that all about? >> apparently for women's apparently for women's suffrage as that trump is anti-women's suffrage. here's what is not absurd and one of the reasons the markets are doing well this morning. the president trump did president trump did he show us he is presidential. it is amazing to me. sometimes we have to put it in context. let's go to ben was not even a politician. he walked in, on the run, gave his state of the union. i loved what he said when he does this so well when he speaks beyond the room. he wasn't speaking to the mainstream med

steve cortez is a money guy. address that issue please. e you answer, steve, let me throw this at you. i'll told many i am -- investors believe this market has another way to go to the upside, if we get the tack cut signed by august. if we don't, the market comes down sharply. what say you. we're looking at snapchat being used by our people around the table. go ahead. >> stuart, you're exactly right. if there is disappointment, we could go down dramatically. the stock market is optimistic and optimistic about chances for growth. not we will just make america great again. we'll make america grow again. we'll do that by taking shackles off. washington, d.c., has become an albatross upon the american economy. stuart: you are a trump guy. >> yes. stuart: you are a trump guy. do you think you can get this legislative schedule through, obamacare, tax cuts, infrastructure program, that is a very busy schedule. you're a trump guy. can he do it? >> he can and he will. i'm here inç washington. got to come into town with the president's speech. after