wheel check in with jim stewart to talk about that and a lot more with the dow up 86.t's a day filled with promise and new beginnings, challenges and opportunities. at ameriprise financial, we can't predict what tomorrow will bring. but our comprehensive approach to financial planning can help make sure you're prepared for what's expected and even what's not. and that kind of financial confidence can help you sleep better at night. with the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. >>> i'm contessa brewer. here's your cnbc news update this hour. president trump meeting with prime minister theresa may in davos, switzerland the president is pushing back somewhat on the notion that he and may don't get along. >> we've had graduate discussion we're on the same wavelength, i think, in every respect. the prime minister and myself have had a really great relationship, although, some people don't necessarily believe that, but i can tell you i have a tremendous respect for the prime minister and the job she's doing. >> at least three people were killed, 13 seriously injur

joining us at post 9, jim stewart is with us front-page piece, and the "times" quote of the day fromhis gentleman you quote, saying the longer we go without essentially a correction, the greater the risk that this will end badly. >> absolutely. it's great, a great milestone, the economic looks fantastic i hate to be the one to kind of throw cold water on all this, but i think it's time for a sober reassessment here. and he's right the longer this goes, the worse the hangover is going to be. we have seen this with previous huge run-ups, wow, the second longest ever but if you look back at the longest, did not end well. and i'm not saying it's going to end tomorrow, by any means, but it will end some day stock markets go up, they go down and my message to readers, to viewers, is are you ready for it are you comfortable with what you have for when it does come >> what do you mean by sober reassessment a 10% check, right 87, what >> look, everybody i talk to who is sophisticated about the market feels it's overvalued, overbought it's gone on too long, and they don't know when it's going

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jim kessler, alice stewart, we'll leave it right there. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> so as the president looks ahead to the state of the union in just two days now, his attention is also focused on rap per jay-z and comments he made during van jones' new show which premiered last night on cnn. trump tweeting this morning, quote, somebody please inform jay-z because of my policies, black unemployment has just been reported to be the lowest rate ever recorded. so what set the president off? take a listen and a look. >> he is somebody who is now saying, look, i'm growing -- i'm dropping black unemployment. black people are doing well under my administration. does he have a point that maybe the democrats have been giving us good lip service but no jobs? maybe he's going to say terrible things but put money in our pocket. does that make him a good leader? >> no, because it's not about money at the end of the day. money doesn't equate to happiness, it doesn't. that's missing the whole point. you treat people like human beings and then, you

stewart? i remember jim was telling me the story he chastised one of his pilots. >> my pilot, he come in one day and i notice under the air scoop, i put my hand in there and started scooping gravel and mud out. i said, boy, he is flying too low or something is going on here. so he come down and said, what's the matter? i said, what are you doing, you got mud in the scoop. are you flying too low? >> he said not that i know of. i might have got close to the ground but never hit the ground. after talking, he was complaining one day about vibration. i don't know what happened, whether he picked up a rock and hit the propeller, and i did change the propeller on the plane. but i think that's what might have happened. he got too close to the ground and got rock stirred up in there. and i done that a couple times. so after i got kind of got on him a little bit, he said maybe i did get too close to the gravel. he said he didn't do it. but those guys would fly and come down the street. no lie, come down the street and turn the corner. right down the main street, a different street. whenever they push the

stewart? i remember jim was telling me a story that he chastised one of his pilots. >> well, my pilot, he was come in one day and i noticed underneath the air scoop and i checked that plane out and run my hand down in there and started scooping gravel out and mud out. and i said, boy, he's flying too low or something's going on here. so he come down and he said what's the matter. i said, well, you got mud in the scoop. what are you doing, flying too low? he said, no, not as i know of. i might have made a little -- got a little too close to the ground, i never hit the ground. but i did notice after i got to thinking and talking that he complained there one day about little vibration. so evidently, i don't know what happened, whether he picked up rock hit the propeller, i did change propeller on the plane because -- but i think that's what might have happened. he got too close to the ground and got some rocks stirred up in there. and i done that a couple times. so after i got -- i kind of got on him a little bit. he said, well, maybe i did get a little too close to the ground. he says he didn't

jim jordan of ohio appear mark meadows of north carolina. tonight we got a third. chris stewartom utah the third republican member of congress calling for him to resign. again the attorney general not >> in the words of donald trump that is not nice. he came out and endorsed him. a big deal. >> here's one thing this might be nice about it. alabama never gets as cold as camp david is going to be this weekend so it's possible he's a delicate flower. >> well, there's that. >> and the president wanted to spare him. >> usually i do the awkward handoffs with ari melber and can be awkward and not sure how to throw you off your game, though. >> oh, there's -- i can give you infinite possibilities. you just sit here and look at me weird for a few seconds and i crumble. see? okay. there you

jim jordan is right. i think mark meadows is right. chris stewart out of utah also on the intel committee.general ♪ answering basic questions. i think he is in over his head. you don't need all these special counsels if you have an attorney general who can actually do his job. and i don't see attorney general sessions is able to do the basic requirements of what he was hired to do. lisa: saying on the department of justice and they now they are looking in to potential pay to play allegations you looked back 2015 over uranium one. from your perspective and what you have seen as the former chairman of the oversight committee, what should they be looking at and what do you hope they drill down on? >> it was back in june of 2015 with ron desantis who was my subcommittee chairman. we sent a seven-page letter outlining the details and the companies that we had serious transactional issues with. this went to jack lew who was at the time the treasury secretary department of defense. uranium is critical to what we're doing with our nuclear arsenal. in part you could chock it up to the deep state an

stewart, calling for attorney general jeff sessions to step aside and resign. one of many people calling for him to step down. who else? ashley: mark meadows, republican from north carolina. jiman from ohio. the conservatives of the republican party not happy with jeff sessions at all. those two individuals are calling for him to step down. president trump, as we know has been very critical of jeff sessions. he is still hasn't gotten over the fact that sessions recused himself over the russia investigation. gave it to deputy secretary, rod rosenstein. and wrought in. a libertarian, ron paul says, you are wasting taxpayer money that state voters are already passed. jeff sessions, the main thrust of the complaint he lost control of the department of justice around the fbi. stuart: okay. anything to add, lizzie, waving your hands there? liz: no, i have nothing to add. perfect reporting from ashley. stuart: i do remember the senator from colorado, ranting, that is pejorative word to use, but he was upset on the floor of the united states senate, reversed themselves over marijuana. ashley: said he had gone back on his word. stuart: doesn't make him popular, that is for sure. ashle